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Exploring Biomedical Engineering Pharmaceutical Research

Biomedical Engineering - BME Applying the engineering design process to problems in medicine and biology Applying the engineering design process to problems in medicine and biology Typically requires master’s degree or PhD Typically requires master’s degree or PhD An extremely diverse field, in terms of content An extremely diverse field, in terms of content Includes people from Includes people from many disciplines

Engineering Design Process

Biomedical Research Your research team has successfully developed a new prescription medication called “Outstandix,” which is designed to slow or stop the process of inflammation that causes pain in patients. Your research team has successfully developed a new prescription medication called “Outstandix,” which is designed to slow or stop the process of inflammation that causes pain in patients. Animal testing has gone smoothly and seems to provide relief from inflammatory pain. Animal testing has gone smoothly and seems to provide relief from inflammatory pain. So far, no negative side effects have been seen in the test animals, but this drug has been shown to drastically reduce the levels of a protein called Osteopontin in the blood, urine and joint (synovial) fluid. So far, no negative side effects have been seen in the test animals, but this drug has been shown to drastically reduce the levels of a protein called Osteopontin in the blood, urine and joint (synovial) fluid.

Research Includes reading scholarly articles on the subject Includes reading scholarly articles on the subject If the information is not available, design an experiment to learn more If the information is not available, design an experiment to learn more Begin by researching what others have already learned—saves time and money! Begin by researching what others have already learned—saves time and money!

Biomedical Research Although no side effects have been seen in animal testing, it is important to research all effects of Outstandix before beginning human testing Today, we will research what others have already learned about Osteopontin Read the following article excerpts and take notes on the effects of Osteopontin in the body

Osteopontin Inhibits formation of calcium crystals in the body Inhibits formation of calcium crystals in the body Inhibits cell apoptosis (cancer implications) Inhibits cell apoptosis (cancer implications) Aids in cell migration and attachment Aids in cell migration and attachment Present at sites of inflammation and wound healing Present at sites of inflammation and wound healing Very important for bone mineralization Very important for bone mineralization

Osteopontin We are going to focus on the effect that Osteopontin has on inhibiting the precipitation of calcium salts out of solution in three areas of the body—blood, urine and joint fluid

Osteopontin Body chemistry is very important for the maintenance of life Body chemistry is very important for the maintenance of life Na +, K +, H +, Ca +2, Po 4-, Cl - Na +, K +, H +, Ca +2, Po 4-, Cl - We get these chemicals from the food we eat We get these chemicals from the food we eat Most are dissociated into ions, but can re- associate to form different chemicals Most are dissociated into ions, but can re- associate to form different chemicals

Precipitate

Forming a Precipitate 3 CaCl K 3 PO 4 = Ca 3 (PO 4 ) KCl 3 CaCl K 3 PO 4 = Ca 3 (PO 4 ) KCl Solid calcium phosphate forms and drops to the bottom of the glass Solid calcium phosphate forms and drops to the bottom of the glass Similar to crystallization in the body Similar to crystallization in the body Calcium apatite, oxalate, phosphate…. are all solid forms of calcium salts Calcium apatite, oxalate, phosphate…. are all solid forms of calcium salts

Research Implications Blood — Calcium phosphate crystals that form in the blood can cause a pulmonary embolism, causing immediate death; smaller crystal formations can lead to vascular calcification that can cause problems later in life Blood — Calcium phosphate crystals that form in the blood can cause a pulmonary embolism, causing immediate death; smaller crystal formations can lead to vascular calcification that can cause problems later in life Urine — Calcium phosphate crystals that form in urine often lead to kidney stone formation Urine — Calcium phosphate crystals that form in urine often lead to kidney stone formation Synovial (joint) fluid — Crystals in synovial fluid can lead to joint problems, and severe joint pain Synovial (joint) fluid — Crystals in synovial fluid can lead to joint problems, and severe joint pain

Vascular Calcification Calcification can form in the blood vessels, cardiac tissue or valves of the heart, causing stiffness Stiff vessels can fail, causing rupture; in a large artery, this can cause death

Kidney Stones

Joint Crystals

References Center for Biomedical Engineering Research. Updated CBER, College of Engineering, University of Delaware. Accessed July 30, Engineering Design Challenge. Last updated February 22, NASA Lunar Plant Growth Chamber. Accessed July 10, 2012 (Source of definitions, images and other information.) ign_5-12.html