Mechanics of Biological Tissues
The structure-function relationships of biological materials are critical to understating tissue development, function, disease, and therapy. We use custom-built devices to simultaneously study structure and mechanics of biological tissues.
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Insights into interstitial flow, shear stress, and mass transport effects on ECM heterogeneity in bioreactor-cultivated engineered cartilage hydrogels
Implanted adipose progenitor cells as physicochemical regulators of breast cancer
3D imaging and mechanical modeling of helical buckling in Medicago truncatula plant roots
Localization of Viscous Behavior and Shear Energy Dissipation in Articular Cartilage Under Dynamic Shear Loading
Anatomic variation of depth-dependent mechanical properties in neonatal bovine articular cartilage
Spatial periodicity in growth plate shear mechanical properties is disrupted by vitamin D deficiency
Effects of Enzymatic Treatments on the Depth-Dependent Viscoelastic Shear Properties of Articular Cartilage
Plant Root Buckling in a Stiff Gel
Plant Root Buckling in a Soft Gel
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