bteLAB

We are conducting researches concentrated on tissues (mainly for musculoskeletal system tissues as bone, cartilage, muscle and tendon) by using multiple cell types (primarily with stem cells) and various biomaterials affecting different mechanotransductive strategies and try to alter the cell behavior.

We conduct research focused on tissues, particularly those in the musculoskeletal system, such as bone, cartilage, muscle, and tendon. By utilizing multiple cell types-primarily stem cells-and various biomaterials, we explore different mechanotransductive strategies to influence cell behavior. Our work involves developing composite biomaterials in hydrogel or cryogel forms for use in both in vitro cell differentiation and in vivo tissue replacement and repair. By integrating diverse sources, we aim to enhance repair and regeneration, with a primary goal of producing hybrid materials that combine natural, synthetic, or decellularized extracellular matrix sources, as well as modifying material surfaces from both chemical and biological perspectives.