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New Directions The time spent on sabbatical at the NIH, was focused on learning cell and molecular biology techniques and animal models of human disease and skeletal reconstruction. As a result, we have significantly broadened the scope of our research program and major new biological components to this research program have been developed. Specifically, we have extended our biomechanics research from tissue and matrix-levels to cellular and molecular levels. We have also extended our in-vitro tissue mechanics work to in-vivo studies, which involve the use of transgenic mice as clinically relevant models of disease. Lastly, we have expanded our biomaterials program to the cell and molecular levels and have developed an integrated materials science/cell and molecular biology approach toward biomaterials design and analysis. . |
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