Ngan F. Huang Lab
Ngan F. HuangCells, matrices and engineered environments for vascular and muscle regeneration.
6 lessons · ~46 minutes
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Cells, matrices and engineered environments for vascular and muscle regeneration.
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Cells, matrices and engineered environments for vascular and muscle regeneration.
6 lessons · ~46 minutes
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Research primer
6 lessons · ~46 minutes
An independent one-hour primer on vascular biology, extracellular matrix mechanics, biomaterials, tissue engineering, and experimental reasoning, designed around research themes relevant to the Ngan F. Huang Lab.
Explain why biomaterials are used in regenerative medicine.
Explain why the cellular environment matters for tissue regeneration.
Explain the role of endothelial cells in tissue repair.
Reconstruct the logic of a tissue-engineering experiment.
Explain why biomaterials are used in regenerative medicine.
Identify independent and dependent variables.
Explain what matrix stiffness means.
Explain the role of endothelial cells in tissue repair.
Explain what matrix stiffness means.
Identify independent and dependent variables.
Reconstruct the logic of a tissue-engineering experiment.
Explain why the cellular environment matters for tissue regeneration.
2017
Hou et al.
Why this matters: Studies matrix cues for pluripotent-derived endothelial differentiation.
2022
Zamani et al.
Why this matters: Examines stiffness-associated endothelial phenotypes; does not establish a universal mechanism.
DOI: 10.1002/adfm.202203069
2024
Kim, Ayan, Shayan, Rando and Huang
Why this matters: Compares engineered muscle models under altered gravity with careful model and translation limits.
DOI: 10.1016/j.stemcr.2024.06.010