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A. Darabi

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Mycelium as a scaffold for biomineralized engineered living materials

E. Viles, E. Heyneman, S. Lin, V. Montague, A. Darabi, L. Cox, A. Phillips, R. Gerlach, E. Espinosa-Ortiz, C. M. Heveran

This paper demonstrates the use of fungal mycelium scaffolds mineralized by fungi or bacteria to create biomineralized engineered living materials with improved microbial viability and structural complexity.

bioRxiv · May 3, 2024Bioengineering

Perilacunar bone tissue exhibits sub-micrometer modulus gradation which depends on the recency of osteocyte bone formation

C. J. Rux, G. Vahidi, A. Darabi, L. M. Cox, C. M. Heveran

This study uses AFM to show that perilacunar bone modulus varies sub-micrometer around osteocyte lacunae, with lower modulus near bone-forming osteocytes in young mice, and aging does not significantly affect this gradation.

bioRxiv · Sep 21, 2021 · PreprintPhysiology