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Joanne E McBane

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Journal of Biomedical Materials Research. Part A|March 6, 2007
The interaction between hydrolytic and oxidative pathways in macrophage-mediated polyurethane degradationJoanne E McBane, J Paul Santerre, Rosalind S Labow
Acta Biomaterialia|October 6, 2011
Co-culturing monocytes with smooth muscle cells improves cell distribution within a degradable polyurethane scaffold and reduces inflammatory cytokinesJoanne E McBane, Kuihua Cai, Rosalind S Labow, et al.
Journal of Biomedical Materials Research. Part A|January 17, 2009
The effects of phorbol ester activation and reactive oxygen species scavengers on the macrophage-mediated foreign body reaction to polyurethanesJoanne E McBane, Loren A Matheson, J Paul Santerre, et al.
Acta Biomaterialia|October 4, 2011
Differences in protein binding and cytokine release from monocytes on commercially sourced tissue culture polystyreneKyle G Battiston, Joanne E McBane, Rosalind S Labow, et al.
Acta Biomaterialia|August 24, 2010
Differentiation of monocytes on a degradable, polar, hydrophobic, ionic polyurethane: Two-dimensional films vs. three-dimensional scaffoldsJoanne E McBane, Diba Ebadi, Soroor Sharifpoor, et al.
Biomaterials|June 7, 2011
Biodegradation and in vivo biocompatibility of a degradable, polar/hydrophobic/ionic polyurethane for tissue engineering applicationsJoanne E McBane, Soroor Sharifpoor, Kuihua Cai, et al.
Biomaterials|July 29, 2009
Effect of polyurethane chemistry and protein coating on monocyte differentiation towards a wound healing phenotype macrophageJoanne E McBane, Loren A Matheson, Soroor Sharifpoor, et al.
Biotechniques|July 7, 2007
Is cell culture stressful? Effects of degradable and nondegradable culture surfaces on U937 cell functionLoren A Matheson, Joanne E McBane, Janet I Malowany, et al.
Biomaterials|February 25, 2011
The effect of degradable polymer surfaces on co-cultures of monocytes and smooth muscle cellsJoanne E McBane, Kyle G Battiston, Aman Wadhwani, et al.
Current Vascular Pharmacology|January 14, 2012
Tissue engineering a small diameter vessel substitute: engineering constructs with select biomaterials and cellsJoanne E McBane, Soroor Sharifpoor, Rosalind S Labow, et al.
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Journal of Biomedical Materials Research. Part A|March 6, 2007
The interaction between hydrolytic and oxidative pathways in macrophage-mediated polyurethane degradationJoanne E McBane, J Paul Santerre, Rosalind S Labow
Acta Biomaterialia|October 6, 2011
Co-culturing monocytes with smooth muscle cells improves cell distribution within a degradable polyurethane scaffold and reduces inflammatory cytokinesJoanne E McBane, Kuihua Cai, Rosalind S Labow, et al.
Journal of Biomedical Materials Research. Part A|January 17, 2009
The effects of phorbol ester activation and reactive oxygen species scavengers on the macrophage-mediated foreign body reaction to polyurethanesJoanne E McBane, Loren A Matheson, J Paul Santerre, et al.
Acta Biomaterialia|October 4, 2011
Differences in protein binding and cytokine release from monocytes on commercially sourced tissue culture polystyreneKyle G Battiston, Joanne E McBane, Rosalind S Labow, et al.
Acta Biomaterialia|August 24, 2010
Differentiation of monocytes on a degradable, polar, hydrophobic, ionic polyurethane: Two-dimensional films vs. three-dimensional scaffoldsJoanne E McBane, Diba Ebadi, Soroor Sharifpoor, et al.
Biomaterials|June 7, 2011
Biodegradation and in vivo biocompatibility of a degradable, polar/hydrophobic/ionic polyurethane for tissue engineering applicationsJoanne E McBane, Soroor Sharifpoor, Kuihua Cai, et al.
Biomaterials|July 29, 2009
Effect of polyurethane chemistry and protein coating on monocyte differentiation towards a wound healing phenotype macrophageJoanne E McBane, Loren A Matheson, Soroor Sharifpoor, et al.
Biotechniques|July 7, 2007
Is cell culture stressful? Effects of degradable and nondegradable culture surfaces on U937 cell functionLoren A Matheson, Joanne E McBane, Janet I Malowany, et al.
Biomaterials|February 25, 2011
The effect of degradable polymer surfaces on co-cultures of monocytes and smooth muscle cellsJoanne E McBane, Kyle G Battiston, Aman Wadhwani, et al.
Current Vascular Pharmacology|January 14, 2012
Tissue engineering a small diameter vessel substitute: engineering constructs with select biomaterials and cellsJoanne E McBane, Soroor Sharifpoor, Rosalind S Labow, et al.
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