The Ohio State University

Emily Alkandry

Joseph Mitchell West

Vish Subramaniam

Ramesh Ganju

Mohd Nasser

Dinesh Ahirwar

Chandan K Sen

Travis H Jones

Sashwati Roy

Piya Das Ghatak

A system for accelerating the migration of cells by applying a time-varying magnetic field to induce eddy currents that promote electrotaxis (galvanotaxis) of cells. The system of the present invention accelerates the healing of wounds by electrotaxis of cells.

Non-contact system for accelerating wound healing using an electromagnetic coil to induce an electric field transverse to an axis of the wound

A system for accelerating and/or inhibiting the migration of cells by applying a time-varying magnetic field to induce eddy currents that promote electrotaxis (galvanotaxis) of cells without the need for chemokines or glucose. The present invention can also be used to study and quantify the metastatic potential of different cell lines.

Galvanotaxis assay for quantitative assessment of metastatic potential of cancer cells

An apparatus and method for accelerating and/or inhibiting the migration of cells by applying a time-varying magnetic field to induce eddy currents that promote electrotaxis (galvanotaxis) of cells without the need for chemokines or glucose. The present invention can also be used to study and quantify the metastatic potential of different cell lines.

Galvanotaxis assay for quantitative assessment of the metastatic potential of cancer cells

A method for accelerating the migration of cells by applying a time-varying magnetic field to induce eddy currents that promote electrotaxis (galvanotaxis) of cells. The method of the present invention accelerates the healing of wounds by electrotaxis of cells.

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Emily Alkandry