Cevat Erişken

Microgradients in porosity and canal diameter in femur bone

This study quantifies longitudinal and radial microgradients in cortical porosity and canal diameter in rabbit femurs and links these gradients to mechanical properties for scaffold and implant design.

Advanced Bioprinting of Hydrogels with Controlled Mineral Gradients for Regenerative Engineering of the Osteochondral Interface

This paper develops a bioprinted hydrogel graft with a mineral gradient to mimic the osteochondral interface, showing structural and mechanical properties similar to native tissue.

Perfusion via chemicals removes the DNA content of rabbit hearts while keeping the collagen and glycosaminoglycan unaltered

This study decellularizes rabbit hearts to create scaffolds, reducing DNA content while preserving collagen and glycosaminoglycan, and assesses biomechanical properties.