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Kathy Ye Morgan

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Journal of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine|June 12, 2014
Investigation into the effects of varying frequency of mechanical stimulation in a cycle-by-cycle manner on engineered cardiac construct functionKathy Ye Morgan, Lauren Deems Black
Organogenesis|December 9, 2014
It's all in the timing: modeling isovolumic contraction through development and disease with a dynamic dual electromechanical bioreactor systemKathy Ye Morgan, Lauren Deems Black
Tissue Engineering. Part A|January 14, 2014
Mimicking isovolumic contraction with combined electromechanical stimulation improves the development of engineered cardiac constructsKathy Ye Morgan, Lauren Deems Black
Advanced Functional Materials|December 13, 2016
Multi-Material Tissue Engineering Scaffold with Hierarchical Pore ArchitectureKathy Ye Morgan, Demetra Sklaviadis, Zachary L Tochka, et al.
Advanced Healthcare Materials|February 19, 2016
Poly(Limonene Thioether) Scaffold for Tissue EngineeringKristin M Fischer, Kathy Ye Morgan, Keith Hearon, et al.
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Journal of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine|June 12, 2014
Investigation into the effects of varying frequency of mechanical stimulation in a cycle-by-cycle manner on engineered cardiac construct functionKathy Ye Morgan, Lauren Deems Black
Organogenesis|December 9, 2014
It's all in the timing: modeling isovolumic contraction through development and disease with a dynamic dual electromechanical bioreactor systemKathy Ye Morgan, Lauren Deems Black
Tissue Engineering. Part A|January 14, 2014
Mimicking isovolumic contraction with combined electromechanical stimulation improves the development of engineered cardiac constructsKathy Ye Morgan, Lauren Deems Black
Advanced Functional Materials|December 13, 2016
Multi-Material Tissue Engineering Scaffold with Hierarchical Pore ArchitectureKathy Ye Morgan, Demetra Sklaviadis, Zachary L Tochka, et al.
Advanced Healthcare Materials|February 19, 2016
Poly(Limonene Thioether) Scaffold for Tissue EngineeringKristin M Fischer, Kathy Ye Morgan, Keith Hearon, et al.
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