Describe the integration of biological and synthetic materials and the principals involved

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AT1 assignment – Cell and tissue engineering
ULO’s to address
ULO#1 – Describe the integration of biological and synthetic materials and the principals involved in engineering three-dimensional constructs
ULO#2 – Evaluate how biomaterials are used in cell and tissue engineering applications in medical biotechnology
ULO#3 – Critically appraise the issues surrounding durability and biocompatibility of artificial tissues.
ULO#4 – Explain the role of human stem cells and discuss their current and future applications in biomedical engineering
ULO#5 – Describe the interdisciplinary nature of tissue engineering and how it can play a role in regenerative medicine.
Read chapter 27 in “principles of regenerative medicine”
Identify and list the 5 main concepts in the introduction section (word limit 50)
Structure
Part 1:
450 words in total – provide a summary of the first 2 key concepts, 400 words (200 each) and 50 for the intro
Can use figures and tables by using bio render or PowerPoint
Part 2:
Provide a 100-word reflection in the learning process during the trimester
Provide a summary of the remaining 3 concepts, 600 words (200 words each for 1 concept)
Important
Use titles used in the rubric (eg: the questions listed above)
Format
1.5 spacing minimum. Margins 2cm. Font must be 12pt Times New Roman.
Students are encouraged to use diagrams and figures where appropriate.
450 words for part 1 and 700 words for part 2
Use diagrams and figures
Reference style
References are to be in the Harvard referencing style.The Harvard style consists of two elements:
In-text citations in the body of the paper that include the author and the year
A reference list at the end of the paper giving full bibliographic details of all in-text citations.
Attachments:
10597510_1_at1–chapter-27.pdf
10597510_2_at1—part-2-rubric.pdf
10597510_3_at1—part-1-rubric.pdf
10597510_4_assesment-guidelines.docx

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