Degradation and Remodeling of Implant Materials
Dr. Julia Marzi
Next Generation Cellular and Organotypic Assays
Next Generation Cellular and Organotypic Assays
Dr. Dagmar Martin
Material-, Interfacial and Nanoanalytics
dep. Speaker
Coordination of Industry Contacts
Material-, Interfacial and Nanoanalytics
dep. Speaker
Coordination of Industry Contacts
Dr. Hanna Hartmann
Biointerfacial Technologies
Speaker
Biointerfacial Technologies
Speaker
Interaction between (tissue-engineered) implants and the recipient
Non-destructive imaging modalities can by employed for the in vitro and ex vivo characterization of the build-up and degradation processes at biological interfaces such as vital implants, as well as the:
- Investigation of degradation mechanisms of biodegradable implant materials
- Visualization and quantification of processes of tissue formation
- Identification of foreign body reactions and fibrotic changes
- Prediction of potential immune response by in situ phenotyping of immune cells (e.g. macrophages)
Evaluation
- Optical documentation
- Mass, molecular weight
- Mechanical properties (based on ISO 25539), rheology
- Release kinetics of active ingredients
- Detection of degradation products (based on DIN EN ISO 10993-13 and -15)
Further services
- Development of product-specific test plans according to relevant standards
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at the University of Tübingen
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Tel.: +49 7121 51530-0
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