D. Kaplan

Multi-spectral photoacoustic imaging combined with acoustic radiation force impulse imaging for applications in tissue engineering

This paper introduces a multimodal imaging technique combining ultrasound, photoacoustic, and acoustic radiation force impulse imaging to characterize tissue-engineered scaffolds and monitor cell growth and biomechanical properties.

Environmental life cycle assessment of recombinant growth factor production for cultivated meat applications

This study uses life cycle assessment to evaluate the environmental impacts of producing recombinant growth factors for cultivated meat, finding significant global warming potentials for each factor.

Transarterial embolization modulates the immune response within target and non-target hepatocellular carcinomas.

This study examines how transarterial embolization affects immune responses in both target and non-target hepatocellular carcinomas in a rat model.

Primary Human Hepatocytes Maintain Long-term Functions in Porous Silk Scaffolds Containing Extracellular Matrix Proteins

This study shows that porous silk scaffolds with collagen and fibroblasts support long-term function of primary human hepatocytes, up to 5 months in culture.

Inoculation with a microbe isolated from the Negev Desert enhances corn growth

The paper tests microbes from the Negev Desert for their ability to enhance corn growth and assesses their safety as bioinoculants.

Defined extracellular ionic solutions to study and manipulate the cellular resting membrane potential

The paper introduces a method to manipulate and study the resting membrane potential in non-excitable cells using defined extracellular ionic solutions and voltage-sensitive dyes.