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 Effects of Hydrogel Water Content on Chondrocyte Signaling
Diana M. Yoon

Articular Cartilage Tissue Engineering

Objective: Determine the effect of construct properties on encapsulated chondrocyte expression of Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 (IGF-1) in order to properly regenerate articular cartilage.

Methods: Monitor important genes (IGF-1 and type II collagen) by
encapsulated chondrocytes in hydrogels, while varying cell density and incorporating proteins naturally found in cartilage.

Results: Cell density has an impact on chondrocyte IGF-1 and type II collagen gene expression.

   

Diana M. Yoon

Diana M. Yoon

dmyoon@umd.edu
Biomaterials Laboratory
Fisher Research Group

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