By: Dan Tamayo.  Electrospun Nanofibers are polymer solutions that are pumped through a syringe  They form an ultrafine fiber that are layered on top.

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By: Dan Tamayo

 Electrospun Nanofibers are polymer solutions that are pumped through a syringe  They form an ultrafine fiber that are layered on top of each other to form a mesh  This mesh can be used to culture and cultivate cells as a scaffold in tissue engineering

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 Used for tissue engineering scaffolding  Can be used to deliver medication

 Electrospinning was first discovered by Marley and Cooley  The apparatus was designed and patented  The design was perfected and a new apparatus was patented, this is the apparatus and technique we use today

 Today there are ways that nanofibers can be electrospun while infused with medication. While these nanofibers biodegrade, the medication is evenly released throughout the body.

 Research  Difficult to do

 We will be able to make scaffolding out of materials and chemicals that mimic human proteins and tissues identically.  The optimal scaffold will be found to make cells grow, mature and direct cell migration to the best of their ability.

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