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Melissa L. Knothe Tate, Ph.D.
Biography
Selected Publications, Patents, and Other Achievements
- Knothe Tate M.L. (2007) Multi-scale computational engineering of bones: state of the art insights for the future. In: Bone Tissue Engineering (Ed.: F. Bronner, C. Farach-Carson, A. Mikos), Chapter 10, Springer-Verlag, London, 10: 141-160
- Anderson E.J., Kreuzer S.M., Small O., Knothe Tate M.L. (2007) Pairing computational and scale physical models to determine permeability as a measure of cellular communication in micro- and nano-scale pericellular spaces. Microfluidics and Nanofluidics, in press PDF
- Knothe Tate M.L., Ritzman T., Schneider E., Knothe U. (2007) Testing of a new one stage surgical procedure exploiting the periosteum and bone transport for repair of long bone defects, Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, in press PDF
- Anderson E.J., Falls T.D., Sorkin A.M., Knothe Tate M.L. (2006) The imperative for controlled mechanical stresses in unraveling cellular mechanisms of mechanotransduction. Biomedical Engineering Online, May 3;5:27 PDF
- Steck R., Knothe Tate M.L. (2005) In silico stochastic network models that emulate the molecular sieving characteristics of bone. Annals of Biomedical Engineering, 33:87-94 PDF
- Anderson E.J., Kaliyamoorthy S., Alexander J.I.D., Knothe Tate M.L. (2005) Nano-microscale models of periosteocytic flow show differences in stresses imparted to cell body and processes. Annals of Biomedical Engineering, 33:52-62 PDF
- Sorkin A.M., Dee K.C., Knothe Tate M.L. (2004) “Culture Shock” from the bone cell’s perspective: emulating physiologic conditions for mechanobiological investigation. American Journal of Physiology Cell Physiology 288:C1461 PDF
- Tami A., Schaffler M.B., Knothe Tate M.L. (2003) Probing the tissue to subcellular level structure underlying bone’s molecular sieving function. Biorheology, 40:577-590 PDF
- Knothe Tate M.L. (2003) “Whither flows the fluid in bone?”: An osteocyte’s perspective. Journal of Biomechanics, 36:1409-1424 PDF