Dynamic cardiomyoplasty

doi:10.1007/bf01739975

J Muscle Res Cell Motil

1989

DOI: 10.1007/bf01739975

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Dynamic cardiomyoplasty

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Bioreactors for Guiding Muscle Tissue Growth and Development

Dennis

Smith

Philp

et al. 2008

Advances in Biochemical Engineering/Biotechnology

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Muscle tissue bioreactors are devices which are employed to guide and monitor the development of engineered muscle tissue. These devices have a modern history that can be traced back more than a century, because the key elements of muscle tissue bioreactors have been studied for a very long time. These include barrier isolation and culture of cells, tissues and organs after isolation from a host organism; the provision of various stimuli intended to promote growth and maintain the muscle, such as electrical and mechanical stimulation; and the provision of a perfusate such as culture media or blood derived substances. An accurate appraisal of our current progress in the development of muscle bioreactors can only be made in the context of the history of this endeavor. Modern efforts tend to focus more upon the use of computer control and the application of mechanical strain as a stimulus, as well as substrate surface modifications to induce cellular organization at the early stages of culture of isolated muscle cells.

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Bioreactors for Guiding Muscle Tissue Growth and Development

Dennis

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Philp

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Advances in Biochemical Engineering/Biotechnology

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Bioreactors for Guiding Muscle Tissue Growth and Development

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Philp

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Bioreactor Systems for Tissue Engineering

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Dynamic cardiomyoplasty

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Bioreactors for Guiding Muscle Tissue Growth and Development

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