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Investigating effects of IGF-1 Cissus q uadrangularis and Fagus crenata on the production of collagen in mouse fibroblast cells. Done by: Cheng Yong Jian Er Yuan Zhi Allison Meadows Gabi Guzman . Contents. Introduction Rational Objectives Hypothesis Materials Methods Timeline
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Investigating effects of IGF-1 Cissusquadrangularisand Faguscrenataon the production of collagen in mouse fibroblast cells Done by: Cheng Yong Jian Er Yuan Zhi Allison Meadows Gabi Guzman
Contents • Introduction • Rational • Objectives • Hypothesis • Materials • Methods • Timeline • References
Rational • We aim to investigate the effectiveness of Cissusquadrangularis, IGF-I and Faguscrenatato stimulate the synthesis of collagen in mouse tendon fibroblast cells to develop new treatments for tendonitis.
Objectives • Determine the effectiveness of IGF-1, Cissusquadrangularisand FagusCrenataon the stimulation of synthesis of collagen in mouse tendon fibroblast cells
Hypothesis • Our hypothesis is that: IGF-1 increase production of collagen synthesis in mouse tendon fibroblast cells and Cissusquadrangularisand Faguscrenataincrease production of collagen synthesis in mouse tendon fibroblast cells when used both separately and together with IGF-1
Materials • 3T6 Swiss Albino Nuclear Lystate • Cissusquandrangularis • FagusCrenata • IGF-1 • Tissue Culture flask – 25cm2 • CO2 incubator • Dulbecco’s Modified Eagle Medium • Variable volume micropipettes and pipette tips • Vortex mixer • Centrifuge machine • Spectrophotometer • Masson Trichrome staining kit • Sircol Assay Kit
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