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Activation of beating of cardiac clusters through mechanical loading and study of synchronization mechanisms

Activation of beating of cardiac clusters through mechanical loading and study of synchronization mechanisms
通过机械负载激活心脏簇的跳动和同步机制的研究
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423918021
负责人:
Professor Dr. Valentin L. Popov
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德国
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Research Grants
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资助国家:
德国
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中文摘要
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这是一个研究心肌细胞簇对机械负荷反应的合作项目的第二阶段。该项目第二阶段的重点将是理解和模拟机械负荷下单个集群细胞的同步机制;机械通信的两个集群(心脏球体);以及三个或更多集群。此外,电和机械通信的可能的协同作用将在有源介质的相应多场模型中阐明和实现。细胞间通讯的损伤和再生的作用将在实验和理论上进行研究,后者是医疗应用的重要目标。实验研究将在横滨国立大学进行,理论建模将在柏林工业大学进行。将使用简化方法进行建模。两项研究的比较将用于模型验证和参数识别。使用修改的实验装置,机械负载的集群和可能的电场的相互关系将被研究和实施的第一个连续介质模型,然后进入接触模型。另一个重要的工作包将致力于介质属性的不可逆变化-损伤和再生,将使用边界元法(TU柏林)和有限元法(横滨国立大学)进行实验,理论和数值研究。
英文摘要
This is the second phase of a cooperative project studying the response of clusters of cardiac cells to mechanical loading. The focus of the second phase of the project will be understanding and modeling of synchronization mechanisms of cells of a single cluster under mechanical loading; of two clusters (cardiac spheroids) with mechanical communication; as well as three and more clusters. Further, the possible synergy of electrical and mechanical communication will be elucidated and implemented in a corresponding multi-field model of the active medium. The role of damage of inter-cell communication and of regeneration will be studied experimentally and theoretically, the latter being an important goal for medical applications.Experimental study will be carried out at the Yokohama National University and theoretical modeling at TU Berlin. Modeling will be done using the Method of Dimensionality Reduction. Comparison of both studies will be used for validation of the model and for parameter identification. Using a modification of the experimental set-up, the interrelation of mechanical loading of clusters and possible electrical fields will be studied and implemented first into a continuum model of the medium and then into a contact model. A further important work package will be devoted to irreversible changes in properties of the medium – both damages and regeneration which will be studied experimentally, theoretically and numerically using the Boundary Element Method (TU Berlin) and Finite Element Method (Yokohama National University).
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