A Biology and Engineering Cooperative Project James W. Stevens M. Karen Newell University of Colorado at Colorado Springs 30 April 2005.

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A Biology and Engineering Cooperative Project James W. Stevens M. Karen Newell University of Colorado at Colorado Springs 30 April 2005

general background  connection between cellular metabolic pathways and immune system response  surface signals tied to mitochondrial activity and fuel

cooperative effort  biology –science driver –cell cultures  growing  conditions –cell counting and physical preparation  engineering –data acquisition –temperature measurements –data reduction –data smoothing

background-this project  2 mouse leukemia lines L1210 – not drug resistant L1210/ddp– drug resistant  cultured to 10^6 to 10^8 cells  stressed with bleach –measurable, repeatable differences –different culture conditions, metabolic states

data analysis first law of thermodynamics:

data smoothing least square curve fit: minimize

summary  leverage complementary capacities– specific to people and project  involve students  plunge into a new area

other cooperative efforts at UCCS  biomechanics –biology, mechanical engineering  orthopedic mechanics –MERIC, biology, mechanical engineering  feedback controls –MAE, biology  microgravity – MAE  assistive technologies – MATH, biology