Tissue regeneration and Nanotechnology terms

What is the build up of a chemical in the tissues of organisms because they take it in faster than they can get rid of it:

• Biomagnification

• Immunization

• Pandemic

• Bioaccumulation

What is the process by which the concentration of a contaminant increases as it passes up the food chain:

• Biomagnification

• Immunization

• Pandemic

• Bioaccumulation

The application of tools and processes on a very small scale is known as:

• Nanotechnology

• Stem cell therapy

• Xerograph

• Monoclonal antibodies

Chemical properties refer to how the material will:

• be calculated

• interact with other materials.

• affect the environment.

• be pharmed.

scanning probe and helium ion are types of:

• nanoparticles

• x-rays

• microscopes

• transgenic techniques

What prefix means one billionth?

• billio

• centi

• nano

• xeno

What are the materials that surround and support cells during the tissue regeneration process?

• decellularization

• extracellular matrix

• epidemiology

• cyclosporine

What is the goal of tissue regeneration research?

• To clone humans

• To create transgenic animals

• to replace tissues or organs

• to make new vaccines

Regenerative medicine relies heavily on the use of:

• organs harvested from animals

• stem cells

• clones.

• transgenic organisms

In regenerative medicine, once the biomaterial matrix is developed, the scaffolds must be able to:

• leave

• be made smaller.

• dissolve.

• remain unchanged.