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Investigation of Reactive Oxidative Stress Using a Uniaxial Stretch Model to Simulate Physiological Micromotion Induced Cyclic Strain on Brain
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Physiological micromotion, such as breathing and vascular pulsations, has a significant impact on the reliability of implants used in neuromodulation therapies. Micromotion-induced stresses and strain are hypothesized to impact neuronal function due to oxidative stress. This study seeks to analyze the biological impact of physiological micromotion simulated by a uniaxial stretch model that induces periodic strains on cultured neuronal networks.
Student researcher
Juliet Joycelyn Asantewaa Addo
Biomedical engineering
Hometown: Accra, Greater Accra, Ghana
Graduation date: Spring 2021