A bio-hybrid mechanotransduction system based on ciliate cells

Microelectronic Engineering(2015)

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Display Omitted Novel bio-hybrid tactile sensor based on MDCK cells developed.MDCK cells cultured on Au-Ti sputtered electrode for bio-impedance measurement.Hydrogel and growth medium integrated as control and test filling materials.Experimental evaluation of bio-hybrid sensor mechanotransduction. This paper reports the design and the development of a new bio-hybrid tactile sensor based on the integration of canine kidney epithelial cells within an artificial device. Mechanical stimuli transduced by cells were detected via electrical measurements. In the long run, this novel bio-hybrid approach can pave the way to advanced hybrid sensors provided with self-healing properties and biomimetic compliance.
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bio-hybrid sensor,madin darby canine kidney cells,mechanotransduction,tactile sensing
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