5. Blood
Blood elements
o Erythrocytes (Red blood
cells)
o Leukocytes (White blood
cells)
o Thrombocytes (Platelets )
Blood plasma
o Serum albumin
o Blood-clotting factors
o Immunoglobulines
o Lipoprotein particles
o Various of other proteins
o Various electrolytes
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6. BEGINNINGS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY
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Richard Phillips
Feynman
put into the consciousness of the concept
of nanotechnology
size of elements under 1µm
His idea: people will know and dominate the
nanoworld
8. TISSUE ENGINEERING
There are 3 basic components
• Cells
• Growing factors
• Relevant skeleton
Tissue engineering strategy...?
Isolation of healthy cells from the patient
Increasing of cells
Multiplication cells in vitro
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9. CELLS AND THEIR USE IN TISSUE
ENGINEERING
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Autologous cells Allogeneic cells
10. GROWING FACTORS
A growing factors is a naturally occurring substance
capable of stimulating cellular growth proliferation and
cellular differentiation.
Usually it is a protein or a steroid hormone
Growth factors typically act as signaling
molecules between cells
Examples are cytokines and hormones that bind
to specific receptors on the surface of their target
cells.
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11. BIBLIOGRAPHY
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