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Filtering by: Contributor Page, Raymond L. Unit (Department) Biomedical Engineering Publisher Worcester Polytechnic Institute

1. Tuning the Biophysical and Biochemical Cues of Fibrin Microthread Scaffolds Towards the Treatment of Volumetric Muscle Loss

Keyword:: tissue engineering, fibrin, skeletal muscle regeneration, biomaterials, volumetric muscle loss, and microthreads
Creator:: Carnes, Meagan E.
Advisor:: Pins, George D
Publisher:: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Created:: 2020-09-29
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Degree:: PhD
Unit (Department):: Biomedical Engineering

2. Regulating Valvular Interstitial Cell Phenotype by Boundary Stiffness

Keyword:: myofibroblast, valvular interstitiat cells, residual tension, TGF-β, 3, stiffness, cell-generated force, tension reduction, Heart valves, fibrin gel, and contraction
Creator:: Kural, Mehmet Hamdi
Advisor:: Billiar, Kristen
Publisher:: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Created:: 2014-06-01
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Degree:: PhD
Unit (Department):: Biomedical Engineering

3. The Incorporation of Decellularized Cardiac ECM into Fibrin Microthreads

Keyword:: extracellular matrix, decellularized, and microthreads
Creator:: Marengo, Kaitlyn A
Advisor:: Gaudette, Glenn R.
Publisher:: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Created:: 2017-05-26
Resource Type:: Thesis
Degree:: MS
Unit (Department):: Biomedical Engineering

4. Development of a Biomimetic In Vitro Skeletal Muscle Tissue Model

Keyword:: 3D Tissue, Tissue Engineering, Muscular Dystrophy, Skeletal Muscle, High-throughput Screening, and In Vitro Model
Creator:: Forte, Jason Matthew
Advisor:: Page, Raymond L.
Publisher:: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Created:: 2017-04-12
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Degree:: PhD
Unit (Department):: Biomedical Engineering

5. Analysis of the Influence of Cellular Phase on Cell Traction Force Magnitudes

Keyword:: cell traction force and cell phase
Creator:: Franklin, Jared Matthew
Advisor:: Wen, Qi
Publisher:: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Created:: 2015-06-01
Resource Type:: Thesis
Degree:: MS
Unit (Department):: Biomedical Engineering

6. Extending the Window of Use for Human Mesenchymal Stem Cell Seeded Biological Sutures

Keyword:: fibrin sutures, Regenerative medicine, fibrinolysis, and human mesenchymal stem cells
Creator:: Coffin, Spencer
Advisor:: Gaudette, Glenn R.
Publisher:: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Created:: 2015-04-29
Resource Type:: Thesis
Degree:: MS
Unit (Department):: Biomedical Engineering

7. Braided Collagen Microthreads as a Cell Delivery System in Bioengineered Muscle Regeneration

Keyword:: microthreads, collagen, and muscle regeneration
Creator:: Makridakis, Jennifer Lynn
Advisor:: Pins, George D
Publisher:: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Created:: 2010-12-13
Resource Type:: Thesis
Degree:: MS
Unit (Department):: Biomedical Engineering

8. Cell sensing on strain-stiffening substrates is not fully explained by the nonlinear mechanical property

Keyword:: effective stiffness, Non-linear , extracellular matrix, Fibroblasts, mechanosensing, linear, strain-stiffening, and cell spreading
Creator:: Rudnicki, Mathilda Sophia
Advisor:: Billiar, Kristen
Publisher:: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Created:: 2012-04-17
Resource Type:: Thesis
Degree:: MS
Unit (Department):: Biomedical Engineering

9. Engineered Vascular Tissue Generated by Cellular Self-Assembly

Keyword:: Self-Assembly, cell-derived, and vascular graft
Creator:: Gwyther, Tracy A
Advisor:: Rolle, Marsha Whitney
Publisher:: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Created:: 2012-01-13
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Degree:: PhD
Unit (Department):: Biomedical Engineering

10. Centritubing: Using Centrifugal Force to Create Self-Assembled Tubular Tissue Constructs

Keyword:: Tissue Engineering, Self-Assembly, centrifugal force, TEBV, and tubular construct
Creator:: Jones, Craig
Advisor:: Rolle, Marsha Whitney
Publisher:: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Created:: 2013-01-09
Resource Type:: Thesis
Degree:: MS
Unit (Department):: Biomedical Engineering