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Rev Cubana Invest Bioméd 2011; 30 (3)


Una introducción a la mecanobiología computacional

Landinez PN, Garzón-Alvarado DA, Narváez TCA

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 104
Paginas: 368-389
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RESUMEN

La mecanobiología estudia el comportamiento de células, tejidos y órganos bajo los efectos de la bioquímica, la biología celular y los estímulos externos, como las cargas mecánicas. Esta involucra el desarrollo de modelos y la realización de experimentos con el objetivo de entender los procesos complejos que se presentan en la génesis y mantenimiento de órganos y tejidos. Mediante esta disciplina se ha logrado aislar y analizar diversos efectos como lo son la genética, los factores moleculares autocrinos y paracrinos, y las cargas mecánicas sobre tejidos y órganos. En esta vía, el presente trabajo muestra los principales desarrollos y aportes de la mecanobiología computacional en el conocimiento médico.


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