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311headerVISIÓN ELECTRÓNICA VOL. 14 NO. 1 (2020) ● JANUARY ● P.P. 6-18 ● ISSN 1909-9746 ● ISSN-E 2248-4728 ● Bogotá (Colombia)[109.0, 94.0, 996.0, 114.0]noise0.9["header label"]noise0.9frontmatter_main_zonesupport_likenoneFalseFalse
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513headerVision Electrónica Más que un estado sólido[398.0, 157.0, 719.0, 224.0]noise0.9["header label"]noise0.9frontmatter_main_zonesupport_likenoneFalseFalse
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917textA RESEARCH VISION[924.0, 338.0, 1107.0, 359.0]authors0.6["page-1 initial-lastname author byline: A RESEARCH VISION"]authors0.6frontmatter_main_zonesupport_likeshort_fragmentTrueTrue
1018doc_titleThe effect of frequency in the electrical stimulation of chondrocytes[225.0, 356.0, 1011.0, 412.0]paper_title0.6["page-1 frontmatter title guard: The effect of frequency in the electrical stimulation of cho"]paper_title0.6frontmatter_main_zonesupport_likenoneTrueTrue
1119textEl efecto de la frecuencia en la estimulación eléctrica de condrocitos[201.0, 413.0, 1047.0, 445.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6frontmatter_main_zonesupport_likenoneTrueTrue
12110textJuan Jairo Vaca-González $ ^{ID1} $, Juan Felipe Escobar-Huertas $ ^{ID2} $, Diego Alexander Garzón-Alvarado $ ^{ID3} $[110.0, 459.0, 1130.0, 486.0]authors0.8["page-1 zone author_zone: Juan Jairo Vaca-Gonz\u00e1lez $ ^{ID1} $, Juan Felipe Escobar-Hue"]authors0.8frontmatter_main_zonesupport_likenoneTrueTrue
13111paragraph_titleINFORMACIÓN DEL ARTÍCULO[111.0, 507.0, 380.0, 531.0]section_heading0.5["unnumbered paragraph_title on page 1 outside title zone: INFORMACI\u00d3N DEL ART\u00cdCULO"]section_heading0.5body_zoneheading_likenoneTrueTrue
14112textHistoria del artículo: Enviado: 03/04/2020 Recibido: 17/04/2020 Aceptado: 28/05/2020[111.0, 544.0, 293.0, 638.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
15113textKeywords: Cartilage Explants Chondrocytes Computational model Electric Fields Frequency Dependence Scaffolds[110.0, 666.0, 288.0, 828.0]frontmatter_noise0.7["frontmatter noise text: Keywords:\nCartilage Explants\nChondrocytes\nComputational mode"]frontmatter_noise0.7body_zonebody_likenoneFalseFalse
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17115textPalabras clave: Explantes de Cartílago Condrocitos Modelo Computacional Campos Eléctricos Dependencia de la Frecuencia Andamios[109.0, 964.0, 341.0, 1125.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
18116paragraph_titleABSTRACT[442.0, 506.0, 543.0, 527.0]abstract_heading0.95["abstract heading"]abstract_heading0.95frontmatter_main_zoneheading_likeshort_fragmentTrueTrue
19117abstractElectrical stimulation is a non-invasive therapy used to stimulate chondrocyte dynamics: proliferation, migration, morphology and molecular synthesis. Some studies have evidenced the role of frequency[439.0, 536.0, 1117.0, 916.0]body_paragraph0.85["abstract label from Paddle OCR"]abstract_body0.85body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
20118paragraph_titleRESUMEN[442.0, 924.0, 534.0, 944.0]unknown_structural0.6["author byline on page 1, assigned as authors: RESUMEN"]authors0.6body_zoneheading_likeshort_fragmentFalseTrue
21119textLa estimulación eléctrica es una terapia no invasiva utilizada para estimular la dinámica de los condrocitos: proliferación, migración, morfología y síntesis molecular. Algunos estudios han evidenciad[438.0, 958.0, 1116.0, 1385.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
22120footnote $ ^{1} $School of Health and Sports Sciences, Fundación Universitaria del Área Andina, Bogotá, Colombia. E-mail: jvaca8@areandina.edu.co[137.0, 1385.0, 1086.0, 1406.0]footnote0.7["footnote label: $ ^{1} $School of Health and Sports Sciences, Fundaci\u00f3n Univ"]footnote0.7body_zonebody_likeaffiliation_markerTrueTrue
23121footnote²Research group in Design, Analysis and Development of Engineering Systems GIDAD, Fundación Universitaria Los Libertadores, Bogotá, Colombia. E-mail: jfescobarh@libertadores.edu.co[112.0, 1405.0, 1113.0, 1438.0]footnote0.7["footnote label: \u00b2Research group in Design, Analysis and Development of Engin"]footnote0.7body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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25123footnoteCité this article as: J. J. Vaca-González, J. F. Escobar-Huertas and D. A. Garzón-Alvarado, “The effect of frequency in the electrical stimulation of chondrocytes”, Vision electronica, vol. 14, no. 1,[109.0, 1475.0, 1107.0, 1516.0]frontmatter_noise0.8["page-1 zone journal_furniture_zone: Cit\u00e9 this article as: J. J. Vaca-Gonz\u00e1lez, J. F. Escobar-Hue"]frontmatter_noise0.8body_zonebody_likenoneFalseFalse
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2822paragraph_title1. Introduction[108.0, 151.0, 285.0, 175.0]section_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 1. Introduction"]section_heading0.85frontmatter_side_zoneheading_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
2923textHyaline cartilage is an avascular tissue composed by a single cell type, the chondrocyte [1]. This cell is responsible for synthesizing the main macromolecules located in the cartilaginous tissue: col[106.0, 204.0, 607.0, 566.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
3024textConsidering that hyaline cartilage responds to external biophysical stimuli, it has been demonstrated that tissue dynamics are modified when electric fields (EFs) are applied. For instance, in vitro a[106.0, 589.0, 606.0, 1264.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
3125textthe charging time of the cell membrane; therefore, cells immersed in this kind of medium need to be stimulated with higher EFs to induce electroporation in the cell membrane [25]. In a study carried o[106.0, 1262.0, 606.0, 1432.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
3226textof the transmembrane potential on prolate and oblate spheroidal cells stimulated with EFs. Results evidenced that the transmembrane potential strongly depends on the cell orientation when a cell is be[614.0, 151.0, 1117.0, 441.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
3327textEven though the computational models evidenced that transmembrane potential vary according to cell shape, size and orientation, the models did not consider different frequencies and dielectric propert[614.0, 470.0, 1118.0, 1428.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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3732textto the ossification of the explant. The findings derived from this computational model could be used to estimate the EFs desired to trigger intracellular responses from the cell. In fact, it has been [106.0, 144.0, 606.0, 410.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
3833paragraph_title2. Materials and Methods[107.0, 437.0, 393.0, 461.0]section_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2. Materials and Methods"]section_heading0.85body_zoneheading_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
3934paragraph_title2.1. Geometrical models and boundary conditions[107.0, 480.0, 565.0, 505.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.1. Geometrical models and boundary conditions"]subsection_heading0.85body_zoneheading_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
4035textA bi-dimensional axisymmetric domain was implemented to represent the capacitive coupled system. The capacitive coupled system is composed of two parallel stainless-steel electrodes, which are located[106.0, 524.0, 607.0, 646.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
4136textmedia and biological samples were placed within the culture well plate, respectively (Figure 1). In this study, biological samples were modelled using two different well plate dimensions according to p[614.0, 144.0, 1117.0, 624.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
4237figure_titleFigure 1: Geometries used for computational simulations. A) Culture well plate used for electrical stimulations. B) Three-dimensional representative scheme of the three culture systems simulated. C) R[106.0, 657.0, 1115.0, 730.0]figure_caption0.92["figure_title label: Figure 1: Geometries used for computational simulations. A) "]figure_caption0.92display_zonelegend_likefigure_numberTrueTrue
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4842figure_titleTable 1: Dielectric properties and measurements of the capacitive coupled system.[245.0, 160.0, 977.0, 184.0]table_caption0.9["table prefix matched: Table 1: Dielectric properties and measurements of the capac"]table_caption0.9display_zonetable_caption_liketable_numberTrueTrue
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5145figure_titleTable 2: Dielectric constants of the biological samples.[366.0, 598.0, 856.0, 623.0]table_caption0.9["table prefix matched: Table 2: Dielectric constants of the biological samples."]table_caption0.9display_zonetable_caption_liketable_numberTrueTrue
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5448paragraph_title2.2. Estimation of EFs in chondrocytes cultured in monolayer[110.0, 1030.0, 605.0, 1077.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.2. Estimation of EFs in chondrocytes cultured in monolayer"]subsection_heading0.85body_zoneheading_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
5549textAn axisymmetric monolayer culture with a single chondrocyte was simulated (Figure 2A). The chondrocyte, completely attached to the bottom of a 6 well plate, was modelled considering an ellipsoidal mor[106.0, 1101.0, 606.0, 1293.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
56410paragraph_title2.3. Estimation of EFs in hyaline cartilage explants[108.0, 1328.0, 579.0, 1353.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.3. Estimation of EFs in hyaline cartilage explants"]subsection_heading0.85body_zoneheading_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
57411textThe cartilage explant, cultured in a 6 well plate, was simulated as an axisymmetric model (Figure 2B). The explant was composed by two specialized tissues: the bone (diaphysis) and the cartilage (epip[107.0, 1374.0, 605.0, 1447.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
58412textthe bone (diaphysis) and the cartilage (epiphysis). The bone dimensions were 3.2 mm of length and 0.5 mm of thickness, while the cartilage dimensions were 2.5 mm and 1.5 mm for length and thickness, r[615.0, 1030.0, 1117.0, 1270.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
59413paragraph_title2.4. Estimation of EFs in chondrogenic scaffolds[618.0, 1306.0, 1060.0, 1329.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.4. Estimation of EFs in chondrogenic scaffolds"]subsection_heading0.85body_zoneheading_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
60414textThe chondrogenic scaffold, cultured in a 48 well plate, was simulated as an axisymmetric model (Figure 2C). The chondrogenic scaffold was composed by a mixture of two biocompatible polymers: hyaluroni[616.0, 1351.0, 1116.0, 1447.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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6452textand gelatin. The scaffold was simulated as a drop with a radius of 3.5 mm with chondrocytes of 10 $ \mu $m located at the bottom, middle and upper surface of the three-dimensional construct (Figure 2[107.0, 145.0, 607.0, 313.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
6553textFigure 2: Meshes of the three different culture systems simulated in the study. A) Culture system used to stimulate a single chondrocyte cultured in monolayer. B) Culture system implemented to stimula[108.0, 355.0, 606.0, 525.0]body_paragraph0.9["figure caption candidate (body narrative): Figure 2: Meshes of the three different culture systems simu"]figure_caption_candidate0.9display_zonelegend_likefigure_numberTrueTrue
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6957textThe procedures to simulate the effect generated by EF's on a single cell, a cartilage explant and a scaffold are described in figure 3. First, an axisymmetric model was selected to represent the domai[107.0, 1182.0, 606.0, 1448.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
7058texttemperature and pressure, were assigned within the model. Once the domains were restricted, the material properties ϵ and σ were defined for each component of the model. Then, the equation for EFs was [616.0, 145.0, 1116.0, 360.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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74512paragraph_title3.1. EFs distribution in monolayer cultures[618.0, 1188.0, 1016.0, 1212.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 3.1. EFs distribution in monolayer cultures"]subsection_heading0.85body_zoneheading_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
75513textThe flow of the EFs through the monolayer cell culture system is completely homogeneous, specially within the chondrocytes and the cell culture media where the cells were attached (Figure 4A). Results[616.0, 1231.0, 1117.0, 1448.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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7962textthe culture media (Figure 4B). Regarding the EFs in the cytoplasm of the chondrocyte, EFs of 0.02 mV/cm for 1 kHz were observed, while EFs of 1.9 mV/cm for 100 kHz were perceived (Figure 4C). Finally,[106.0, 145.0, 607.0, 384.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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8164textA heterogeneous EF distribution was observed inside the explant (Figure 5A). Results evidenced an increase of EFs in stimulated explants as the frequency was higher; in fact, the EFs inside the cultur[106.0, 457.0, 607.0, 699.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
8265textwere evidenced at the base of the bone. The EFs in the middle of the bone were 3 mV/cm for1 kHz and 11.8 mV/cm for 100 kHz. The EFs near the ossification front were 3.9 mV/cm for 1 kHz and EFs 21 mV/cm[614.0, 145.0, 1118.0, 671.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
8366figure_titleFigure 4: Distribution of EFs in a chondrocyte cultured in monolayer. A) Electric flow diagram inside the culture well plate (measurement in mV/cm). B) Distribution of EFs inside the culture media. C)[107.0, 733.0, 1114.0, 808.0]figure_caption0.92["figure_title label: Figure 4: Distribution of EFs in a chondrocyte cultured in m"]figure_caption0.92display_zonelegend_likefigure_numberTrueTrue
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10582paragraph_title3.3. EFs distribution in scaffolds[109.0, 144.0, 415.0, 167.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 3.3. EFs distribution in scaffolds"]subsection_heading0.85body_zoneheading_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
10683textA homogeneous EF flow distribution was evidenced inside the chondrogenic scaffold (Figure 6A). Results evidenced that the EFs tend to increase as the frequency was higher. For instance, the EFs in the[106.0, 186.0, 607.0, 429.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
10784textthe EFs within the hydrogel when frequencies of 10 Hz and 1 GHz were applied. The EFs were also measured in the cytoplasm of chondrocytes located in three different positions of the scaffold. The EFs in[614.0, 145.0, 1116.0, 410.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
10885figure_titleFigure 6: Distribution of EFs in scaffold cultured in vitro. A) Electric flow diagram inside the culture well plate and around the scaffold (measurement in mV/cm). B) Distribution of EFs inside the cu[107.0, 458.0, 1114.0, 579.0]figure_caption0.92["figure_title label: Figure 6: Distribution of EFs in scaffold cultured in vitro."]figure_caption0.92display_zonelegend_likefigure_numberTrueTrue
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11493textThis study presents a computational model that evidences the effects generated by EFs on chondrocytes cultured in three different scenarios: monolayer culture, cartilage explant and chondrogenic scaff[106.0, 198.0, 608.0, 1133.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
11594textConsidering the cell membrane as a capacitor, the EF's in this computational model were applied in alternating current (AC). Furthermore, the model considered a variation of the frequencies, because a[106.0, 1159.0, 607.0, 1449.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
11695textEven though the activation of ionic channels of chondrocytes was not modelled, there are reports that have demonstrated that the voltage-dependent calcium channels (VDCC) are responsible to trigger di[615.0, 173.0, 1118.0, 752.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
11796textDepending on the EFs applied and the stimulation time, the in vitro procedures of chondrocytes cultured in monolayer can be modified in order to increase cell proliferation and molecular synthesis. In[615.0, 778.0, 1118.0, 1424.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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121102textOn the other hand, the EF intensities inside the cytoplasm of chondrocytes immersed in the native tissue were lower compared with the EFs in the extracellular matrix of the cartilage. In fact, the EFs[106.0, 145.0, 606.0, 720.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
122103textFinally, the electrical stimulation on chondrogenic scaffolds evidenced that the distribution of EFs tends to be higher in an extracellular environment compared with the EFs perceived by the cytoplasm[107.0, 744.0, 607.0, 1272.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6tail_nonref_hold_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
123104paragraph_title5. Conclusions[109.0, 1306.0, 277.0, 1328.0]section_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 5. Conclusions"]section_heading0.85tail_nonref_hold_zoneheading_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
124105textOverall, electrical stimulation has proven to influence the cell dynamics in chondrocytes within a monolayer culture, a cartilage explant and a chondrogenic three-dimensional construct. This control i[106.0, 1351.0, 605.0, 1447.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6tail_nonref_hold_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
125106textby combining the appropriate input parameters, such as frequency and voltage. A suitable combination of these factors can provide the desired results, such as the increase in cell population, morpholo[614.0, 145.0, 1118.0, 696.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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