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Fibroblast spheroids and other models of wound healing and infectivity

Author(s): Victoria Virador1, Niloufar Alsadat Hassan Tehrani1, Spencer Adkins1, Alex Devlin1, Gabriel Virador1

Montgomery College

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The goal of our research is to create a functional in vitro 3D model of skin for the purpose of experimentation.

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Version 1.0 - published on 20 Jul 2020 doi:10.25334/NSNC-K632 - cite this

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  1. Justin Michael Bradshaw @ on   (Edited: @ on )

    That is such an awesome idea for an undergraduate project, though you would need a lot of hoods!  What kind of cell culture background do your students have prior to entering the class, or do you teach them cell culture from the ground up in the course?

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    1. Victoria Virador @ on   (Edited: @ on )

      Thank you for your comment. This is an internship-type research class limited to 3-4 students per professor, max 12 students per semester. Each professor involved in this class has their own scientific project and interests and we only have one hood! but we do have a broad range of projects and needs and, luckily, not all require tissue culture hoods. My students have no tissue culture background but they become quite good by the end of the semester. I will be happy to discuss this further.

      Victoria

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