Regenerative medicine is a broad field of biomedical engineering and biotechnology that involves the development of biocompatible constructs for artificial organ development. Human adult stem cells extracted from waste material such as discarded umbilical cord, dental pulp, gingiva etc. are multipotent in nature and can be utilized to promote healing, proliferation and differentiation in the presence of various stimuli.
The regenerative medicine and mechanotransduction lab works on developing biomaterial-seeded constructs for vascularized skin and bone, organoids for oral tissue, regeneration and senescence analysis, lab on a chip models for different physiological assays, machine learning models for cell analysis, differentiation via mechanical stress and exosome analysis.
Created: 23 November 2019