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Chapter Contents
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Book Title: Methods in Bioengineering: Alternative Technologies to Animal Testing
Editor: Tim Maguire and Eric Novik, Editors
Chapter Contents: CH1-2 | CH3-4 | CH5-6 | CH7-8 | CH9-10 | CH11-12 | CH13-14 | CH15
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Methods in Bioengineering: Alternative Technologies to Animal Testing
Tim Maguire and Eric Novik, Editors
ISBN: 978-1-60807-011-4
Copyright: 2010
Pages: 294
Price: $139/£89
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Chapter 11
Markers for an In Vitro Skin Substitute

11.1 spacer Introduction
11.2 Experimental Design
11.3 Materials
11.3.1 Human tissue-engineered skin substitute reconstructed
by the self-assembly approach
11.4 Methods
11.4.1 Preparation of solutions and materials for the in vitro
fabrication of human skin substitutes by the self-assembly
approach
11.4.2 In vitro fabrication of human skin substitutes by the
self-assembly approach
11.4.3 Tissue preservation and sectioning
11.4.4 Preparation of solutions and materials for
immunofluorescence
11.4.5 Immunofluorescent labeling of human skin substitutes
11.4.6 Histological analysis
11.4.7 Transmission electron microscopy
11.4.8 Statistical analysis
11.5 Anticipated Results
11.6 Discussion and Commentary
11.7 Application Notes
11.8 Summary Points, Acknowledgements, References

Chapter 12
3D Culture of Primary Chondrocytes, Cartilage, and Bone/Cartilage Explants in Simulated Microgravity

12.1 spacer Introduction
12.2 Experimental Design
12.2.1 Culture models
12.2.2 The RCCS bioreactor and its operational conditions
12.2.3 Animals
12.3 Materials
12.3.1 Equipment for cell/tissue culture and preparation of samples
12.3.2 Chemicals
12.4 Methods
12.4.1 Preparation of tissue explants
12.4.2 Isolation of chondrocytes
12.4.3 2D culture of isolated chondrocytes (traditional monolayer
in static fluid conditions)
12.4.4 3D culture of isolated chondrocytes (homotypic aggregates)
12.4.5 3D culture of fragments of articular cartilage explants
12.4.6 3D culture of undissected, complete proximal tibial epiphyses
12.4.7 Histomorphological study of chondrocytes and cartilage tissue
12.5 Anticipated Results
12.6 Discussion
12.6.1 Discussion of pitfalls
12.6.2 General discussion and commentary
12.7 Application Notes
12.8 Summary Points, Acknowledgments, References

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