I need to collect information and to write a full description for the following components related to composite combination of “polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) and gelatin”topic and its role in “Skin tissue engineering applications/Wound healing”: as the following

Abstract –

Chemical structure and properties –

Common uses –

Mechanical properties –

Swelling and degradation properties –

Porosity –

Scaffold fabrication methods –

Advantages and disadvantages –

Conclusion –

References (in a separate page, no upper limit for citing references, use standard journal formatting for references) – 5 pts

I need to collect information and to write a full description for the following components related to “gelatin-based biomaterial” topic related to Tissue engineering for hearing research:

2. Abstract (Project summary) (1 paragraph, no more than 30 lines)

3. Specific Aims of the project (Includes 3 Specific Aims) (1 page)

4. Clinical impact (0.5 page)

5. Research Strategy

a. Background (1 page)

b. Significance (0.5 page)

c. Innovation (0.5 page)

d. Approach (Research Methodology)

i. Rationale (0.5 page)

ii. Experimental for Specific Aims

iii. Potential problems and alternative strategies for each Specific Aim (1 paragraph)

6. References (in a separate page, no upper limit for citing references, use standard journal formatting for references)

Part B: True or False? 

* Determine if each statement is true (T) or false (F).

12. _______ An element cannot be broken down into simpler chemical substances by any physical or chemical means.

13. _______ If an element is a gas at room temperature, it is likely to be a metal.

14. _______ Elements in the same period of the Periodic Table have varying (different) properties.

15. _______ Hydrogen is a clear, colourless gas that is highly reactive. Based on these properties, Hydrogen is

similar to the Halogens.

16. _______ The element Iodine is a shiny black solid at room temperature. Iodine is thus an example of a metal.

17. _______ Electrical advertising signs made of colourful glowing light tubes are often filled with elements from the  

halogen family.

18. _______ John Dalton proposed the idea of indivisible atoms.

19. _______ Experiments by J.J. Thomson showed that atoms contain neutrons.

20. _______ An atom with 16 protons, 16 electrons and 18 neutrons has a mass number of 50.

21. _______ Elements in group 15 of the periodic table all have 15 valence electrons.

22. _______ Chlorine has electrons in 3 energy levels.

23. _______ When copper is added to tin, the alloy bronze is created. Bronze is an example of a compound.

Part B: True or False? (K – 12 marks)

* Determine if each statement is true (T) or false (F).

12. _______ An element cannot be broken down into simpler chemical substances by any physical or chemical means.

13. _______ If an element is a gas at room temperature, it is likely to be a metal.

14. _______ Elements in the same period of the Periodic Table have varying (different) properties.

15. _______ Hydrogen is a clear, colourless gas that is highly reactive. Based on these properties, Hydrogen is

similar to the Halogens.

16. _______ The element Iodine is a shiny black solid at room temperature. Iodine is thus an example of a metal.

17. _______ Electrical advertising signs made of colourful glowing light tubes are often filled with elements from the  

halogen family.

18. _______ John Dalton proposed the idea of indivisible atoms.

19. _______ Experiments by J.J. Thomson showed that atoms contain neutrons.

20. _______ An atom with 16 protons, 16 electrons and 18 neutrons has a mass number of 50.

21. _______ Elements in group 15 of the periodic table all have 15 valence electrons.

22. _______ Chlorine has electrons in 3 energy levels.

23. _______ When copper is added to tin, the alloy bronze is created. Bronze is an example of a compound.

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I need a report that should include a background on the need of blood pressure machines ; description of lead concept of blood pressure machines , IP position for blood pressure machines ; and the preliminary thinking about regulatory and reimbursement strategy for blood pressure machines . (Note that the information you provide about regulatory and reimbursement can be directional. We don't expect you to have everything figured out yet just help us understand what you've learned to date). You should integrate data from validation interviews performed to date. Total length 8 pages or less, including all figures and references