University of California

Benjamin A Keller

Aijun Wang

Diana L Farmer

Nam K Tran

Joseph M Galante

Volodymyr Ryzhuk

Anthony J Carden

A vasculature simulation device includes an aortic conduit having an inner bore corresponding to a human aorta, a first femoral conduit and a second femoral conduit having an inner bore of a diameter corresponding to a human femoral artery and disposed in fluid communication with the second end of the aortic conduit, and a return conduit in fluid receiving communication with the second end of the aortic conduit. A fluid pump is in fluid receiving communication with the return conduit and is also in fluid providing communication with the first end of the aortic conduit. An access site formed of a penetrable material is disposed adjacent to the first femoral conduit.

Systems and methods for simulating hemodynamically responsive vasculatures

Provided herein is an isolated decelluarized amniotic membrane (DCM) and methods for using same therapeutically in vivo and in vitro. In one aspect, the isolated DCM is further processed, freezing, freeze drying, lyophilization micronized into powder or treatment with pepsin to create a hydrogel.

Decellularized human amniotic membrane for cell delivery, cell culture and inflammation prevention

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Davis, CA, United States of America

Benjamin A Keller