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Froggy Jumps Tissue engineeringOnline version Select the correct answer by Karla Azcorra 1 Is the primary goal of tissue engineering a Study the anatomy of human tissues b Create artificial organs for robots c Restore, maintain, or improve tissue function 2 Is not a typical component used in tissue engineering a Scaffolds b Antibiotics c Cells 3 What is a scaffold in tissue engineering? a A surgical tool b A chemical used to stimulate cell division c A 3D structure that supports cell growth 4 Which of the following is considered a soft tissue a Skin b Bone c Cartilage 5 Is the role of stem cells in tissue engineering a They act as scaffolds b They prevent infections c They can differentiate into various types of tissues 6 Is a hard tissue that has relevance in tissue enginnering a Skin b Bone c Muscle 7 Is the main function of growth factors in tissue engineering a Provide structural support b Replace damaged tissue c Stimulate cell growth and differentiation 8 Which of the following is a synthetic polymer used in tissue engineering? a Collagen b Polylactic acid c Fibrin 9 What is the main advantage of using autologous cells in tissue engineering? a They are cheaper b They are easier to store c They reduce the risk of immune rejection 10 What is an extracellular matrix (ECM)? a A specific type of cell b A network that provides support for cells c A type of growth factor 11 Is a current limitation for tissue engineering technologies a Overproduction of tissues b Inability to grow cells in laboratories c Difficulty in replicating complex tissue interactions 12 Is a false statement about muscle tissue a There is only one type of muscle tissue b They allow the movement through contraction c It can be differentiated through light microscopy 13 Is an additional function of bone tissue besides providing mechanical support a Produce red blood cells b Store calcium and phosphate c Generate hormones 14 The cell sufance receptors in ECM... a Only transport nutrients b Generate cellular energy c Regulates signals from outside the cytoplasm 15 Which are the three main types of muscle tissue? a Smooth, cardiac and skeletal b Striated, smooth and cardiac c Nervous, connective and epithelial 16 The extracellular matrix is characterized by a Beeing solid b Beeing liquid c Beeing gel-like 17 In burn therapies, what is the major limitation for skin regeneration? a Keratinocyte cultures are difficult to cultivate b Secondary structures, like folds and glands cannot be regenerated c Artificial skin always rejects the graft 18 What is the ethical challenge in the use of cardiac tissue after a heart attack? a The complexity of the surgery b The high cost of the procedure c The use of fetal cardiomyoblasts 19 What is a desirable characteristic of the ECM in "in vitro" construction? a It must be porous b It must be completely synthetic c It must be transparent and thin 20 What is a proposal to prevent the uncontrolled development of stem cells? a Freeze the cells immediately after their culture b Use cells from transgenic animals only c Modified the cells with a molecular "suicide" program 21 What is the fundamental issue of isolating cells for tissue engineering? a The cells die immediately after the isolation b The cells can lose their original 3D structure c It is impossible to culture human cells in vitro 22 Why are cell banks important for tissue engineering? a To store cells indefinitely b To diagnose diseases c To obtain cells when it cannot be obtained from the patient 23 In tissue regeneration, what is the function of fibronectin? a Act as a provisional ECM b Stop inflammation c Produce hormones and growth factors 24 Apoptosis in tissue regeneration is relevant because... a Eliminates all cells b Allow the death of superflous cells c Stops all cell growth

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Tissue engineeringOnline version

by Karla Azcorra

Is the primary goal of tissue engineering

Is not a typical component used in tissue engineering

What is a scaffold in tissue engineering?

Which of the following is considered a soft tissue

Is the role of stem cells in tissue engineering

Is a hard tissue that has relevance in tissue enginnering

Is the main function of growth factors in tissue engineering

Which of the following is a synthetic polymer used in tissue engineering?

What is the main advantage of using autologous cells in tissue engineering?

What is an extracellular matrix (ECM)?

Is a current limitation for tissue engineering technologies

Is a false statement about muscle tissue

Is an additional function of bone tissue besides providing mechanical support

The cell sufance receptors in ECM...

Which are the three main types of muscle tissue?

The extracellular matrix is characterized by

In burn therapies, what is the major limitation for skin regeneration?

What is the ethical challenge in the use of cardiac tissue after a heart attack?

What is a desirable characteristic of the ECM in "in vitro" construction?

What is a proposal to prevent the uncontrolled development of stem cells?

What is the fundamental issue of isolating cells for tissue engineering?

Why are cell banks important for tissue engineering?

In tissue regeneration, what is the function of fibronectin?

Apoptosis in tissue regeneration is relevant because...