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THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMPLANTABLE CELLULAR POWER SUPPLY BASED ON RABBIT CARDIAC...

THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMPLANTABLE CELLULAR POWER SUPPLY BASED ON RABBIT CARDIAC CELLS "This project brings together a research fellow with a unique background in medical physics, electronics and chemistry to the biophysics group at ENS. The aim is to develop a new type of battery based on living cardiac myocyte cel... ver más

30/11/2013

ENS

185K€

Presupuesto del proyecto: 185K€

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TRL 4-5

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ECOLE NORMALE SUPERIEURE No se ha especificado una descripción o un objeto social para esta compañía.

TRL 4-5

Presupuesto del proyecto 185K€

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Descripción del proyecto "This project brings together a research fellow with a unique background in medical physics, electronics and chemistry to the biophysics group at ENS. The aim is to develop a new type of battery based on living cardiac myocyte cells. Through the application of newly-learnt life science skills the fellow will demonstrate how microfluidics can be used for the realization of this perpetual bio-battery. Global demographics is skewing to that of an aging population which has a higher prevalence of age related diseases and growing dependence on medical fixes. Pacemakers and other medical electronics require batteries which must be surgically replaced every 5-7 yrs. The hazardous waste and pain associated with surgical replacement of implanted batteries could be removed by the creation of a cellular power supply which uses blood glucose and oxygen as fuel and oxidizer to produce usable electricity. Demand for such a power supply in the future will be huge and presents an opportunity for Europe to get ahead of America. The scientific objectives are: • To create microfluidic devices with high resolution nano-structures for confining cells to specific channel regions. • To culture rabbit cardiac myocytes both individually and in colonies of varying sizes on the microfluidic device within the special adhesion zones. • To use electrophysiological and microscopic techniques to better understand the propagation of action potential through individual and colonies of cardiac cells which are specially separated within a microfluidic channel geometry. The planned deliverables are: • A series of microfluidic devices capable of supporting individual and colonies of myocytes; • A demonstrable cellular power supply capable of producing pulsed or continuous electrical currents; • Several high quality publications relating to myocyte communication and propagation of action potentials for use in an implantable cellular power supply."

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