The Darling Lab article “Concise Review Fabrication, Customization, and Application of Cell Mimicking Microparticles in Stem Cell Science” was accepted for publication in STEM CELLS Translational Medicine. Congratulations to lead author Nick Labriola!
The Darling Lab article “Synthesis and characterization of a magnetically active 19F molecular beacon” was accepted for publication in Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering. Congratulations to co-lead authors Megan Dempsey and Hetal Marble!
The Darling Lab article “Processing fixed and stored adipose-derived stem cells for quantitative protein array assays” was accepted for publication in Biotechniques. Congratulations to lead author Jess Sadick!
Darling Lab article “Functional Properties of Chondrocytes and Articular Cartilage using Optical Imaging to Scanning Probe Microscopy ” was accepted for publication in Journal of Orthopaedic Research. Congratulations to contributing author Eric Darling!
The Darling Lab article “Influence of Inherent Mechanophenotype on Competitive Cellular Adherence” was accepted for publication in Annals of Biomedical Engineering and featured on its cover! Congratulations to lead author Manisha Shah.
Congratulations to Dr. Eric Darling on the publication “Articular Cartilage, Second Edition.” The updated edition of this collaboratively authored, single-voice textbook includes chapters covering the structure-function of cartilage, etiology of tissue-specific diseases and degradation, as well as recent, engineered approaches… Continue Reading
The Darling Lab article “Fabricating polyacrylamide microbeads by inverse emulsification to mimic the size and elasticity of living cells” was accepted for publication in Biomaterials Science. Congratulations to lead author Nick Labriola!
A recent study published in Scientific Reports by Jess Sadick and co-authors entitled “Protein characterization of intracellular target-sorted, formalin-fixed cell subpopulations” describes a new method for identifying, acquiring, and interrogating high-value cell types.
A Darling Lab collaboration resulted in the publication of “Deficient Mechanical Activation of Anabolic Transcripts and Post-Traumatic Cartilage Degeneration in Matrilin-1 Knockout Mice” in PLOS ONE. Congratulations to the Chen Lab on a great study!
A collaborative project between the Darling and Hoffman-Kim Laboratories found that by replicating cell-like surface topography and stiffness using a moldable hydrogel embryonic stem cells could grow as if they were on living, mouse embryonic fibroblasts. The paper entitled “A… Continue Reading