...' (ASME) Bioengineering Division, was established to provide a meeting place for engineering educators and students having common interests in biological systems. Of the many subdisciplines of bioengineering, biotransport is a key subject that has wide applicability to many issues in engineering, biology...

... of the particles can be ignored as explained in Sec. 2A . biofluids pulmonary flows alveolus particle image velocimetry particle dispersion particle mixing particle deposition biotransport disperse systems flow visualisation lung particle size pneumodynamics 15 06 2009 13 01...

...Alptekin Aksan; Allison Hubel; John C. Bischof Biotransport, by its nature, is concerned with the motions of molecules in biological systems while water remains as the most important and the most commonly studied molecule across all disciplines. In this review, we focus on biopreservation...

... . 10.2741/2768 23 06 2009 29 06 2009 27 07 2009 biological tissues biotransport brain diffusion haemodynamics oxygen gas transport neural activity energy metabolism blood flow regulation The brain is one of the heaviest consumers of oxygen in the body...

... distributions following CED into the spinal cord. Quantification of these transport fields provides an important step toward development of drug-specific transport models of infusion. biological tissues biomedical MRI biotransport brain drug delivery systems neurophysiology convection-enhanced...

... biotransport cellular biophysics deformation elasticity finite element analysis indentation porosity Soft tissues are abundant in the body. They are present in various shapes and positions performing different functions; however, they are common in their multiphasic composition ( 1...

...; thus, the oxygen transfer occurs primarily by diffusion process, resulting in a significant reduction of oxygen concentration ( 26 ). 17 07 2006 12 06 2007 05 02 2008 biotransport blood vessels cardiovascular system diseases haemodynamics oxygen surgery viscosity...

... pulsatile flow artificial organs lung yield stress oxygen biotransport proteins molecular biophysics Advanced chronic lung disease encompasses a variety of diseases including cystic fibrosis, pulmonary fibrosis, and emphysema. In all cases, reduced life expectancy and morbidity result...

... 11 2006 07 03 2007 bioelectric potentials biothermics biotransport finite volume methods lipid bilayers melting physiological models skin The thin ( 10 – 20 μ m ) outermost layer of the skin, the stratum corneum (SC), acts as a barrier inhibiting transdermal...

... Barriers ,” Ann. Biomed. Eng. 0090-6964 , 33 , pp. 1491 – 1503 . 09 04 2006 11 11 2006 biomechanics bending viscoelasticity haemodynamics pulsatile flow mass transfer biotransport molecular biophysics flow through porous media finite element analysis bifurcation flow...

... was characterized and sterile operation was achieved over 96 hours . The oxygenation capabilities ensure sufficient oxygen transport to valves, allowing operation for extended periods. 08 07 2004 28 02 2005 haemodynamics biological organs cardiovascular system biotransport blood vessels...

... tissue engineering biotransport modelling biomechanics biorheology porous materials gels permeability biodiffusion biological tissues convection biomedical materials 27 09 2004 2004 ASME ...

... . Manuscript received by the Bioengineering Division May 19, 2003; revision received November 18, 2003. Associate Editor: A. Yoganathan. 19 May 2003 18 November 2003 27 09 2004 biotransport surface tension lung biomechanics physiological models pneumodynamics biochemistry...

... by the Bioengineering Division November 13, 2002; revision received February 18, 2003. Associate Editor: C. Dong. permeability physiological models biotransport haemorheology cellular transport Vascular endothelium is the principal barrier to, and regulator of, material exchange between circulating...

... by the Bioengineering Division for publication in the JOURNAL OF BIOMECHANICAL ENGINEERING . Manuscript received December 2001; revised manuscript received June 2002. Associate Editor: C. Ross Ethier. 01 December 2001 01 June 2002 27 12 2002 blood vessels proteins biotransport permeability...

... biotransport biomedical ultrasonics ultrasonic propagation 01 July 2001 01 June 2002 30 09 2002 Contributed by the Bioengineering Division for publication in the JOURNAL OF BIOMECHANICAL ENGINEERING . Manuscript received July 2001; revised manuscript received June 2002. Associate...

... by the Bioengineering Division July 6, 2000; revised manuscript received May 16, 2001. Associate Editor: L. A. Taber. 06 July 2000 16 May 2001 biotransport biomedical materials physiological models microorganisms adsorption Synthetic barriers such as gloves, condoms, and instrument...

... for publication in the JOURNAL OF BIOMECHANICAL ENGINEERING . Manuscript received by the Bioengineering Division April 1998; revised manuscript received November 2000. Associate Editor: J. B. Grotberg. 01 April 1998 01 November 2000 fluid oscillations pneumodynamics biotransport Navier...

... contour plots in a symmetric in-plane double bifurcation physiological models biotransport pneumodynamics suspensions The respiratory airways can be approximated as a network of repeatedly bifurcating tubes with progressively decreasing dimensions 1 2 . As a result, airflow passages...