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Alex Khang
Alex Khang
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Colorado Boulder
Adresse e-mail validée de colorado.edu
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Engineering anisotropic biphasic Janus-type polymer nanofiber scaffold networks via centrifugal jet spinning
A Khang, P Ravishankar, A Krishnaswamy, PK Anderson, SG Cone, Z Liu, ...
Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B, 2016
342016
Quantifying Heart Valve Interstitial Cell Contractile State Using Highly Tunable Poly (Ethylene Glycol) Hydrogels
A Khang, AG Rodriguez, ME Schroeder, J Sansom, E Lejeune, KS Anseth, ...
Acta Biomaterialia 96, 354-367, 2019
252019
Photoinduced dithiolane crosslinking for multiresponsive dynamic hydrogels
BR Nelson, BE Kirkpatrick, CE Miksch, MD Davidson, NP Skillin, GK Hach, ...
Advanced Materials, 2211209, 2023
222023
Mechanobiology of the heart valve interstitial cell: Simulation, experiment, and discovery
A Khang, RM Buchanan, S Ayoub, BV Rego, CH Lee, G Ferrari, ...
Mechanobiology in Health and Disease 1, 249-283, 2018
192018
Using dimensionless numbers to predict centrifugal jet-spun nanofiber morphology
P Ravishankar, A Khang, M Laredo, K Balachandran
Journal of Nanomaterials 2019, 2019
172019
Three-dimensional analysis of hydrogel-imbedded aortic valve interstitial cell shape and its relation to contractile behavior
A Khang, Q Nguyen, X Feng, DP Howsmon, MS Sacks
Acta biomaterialia 163, 194-209, 2023
102023
FM-Track: A fiducial marker tracking software for studying cell mechanics in a three-dimensional environment
E Lejeune, A Khang, J Sansom, MS Sacks
SoftwareX 11, 100417, 2020
102020
Mechanobiology in Health and Disease
A Khang, RM Buchanan, S Ayoub, BV Rego, CH Lee, G Ferrari, ...
62018
On the three-dimensional correlation between myofibroblast shape and contraction
A Khang, E Lejeune, A Abbaspour, DP Howsmon, MS Sacks
Journal of Biomechanical Engineering 143 (9), 094503, 2021
52021
Multi-scale modeling of the heart valve interstitial cell
A Khang, DP Howsmon, E Lejeune, MS Sacks
Multi-scale Extracellular Matrix Mechanics and Mechanobiology, 21-53, 2020
52020
Functional differences in human aortic valve interstitial cells from patients with varying calcific aortic valve disease
R Tuscher, A Khang, TM West, C Camillo, G Ferrari, MS Sacks
Frontiers in Physiology 14, 1168691, 2023
22023
Estimation of aortic valve interstitial cell-induced 3D remodeling of poly (ethylene glycol) hydrogel environments using an inverse finite element approach
A Khang, J Steinman, R Tuscher, X Feng, MS Sacks
Acta Biomaterialia 160, 123-133, 2023
22023
Biological mechanics of the heart valve interstitial cell
A Khang, RM Buchanan, S Ayoub, BV Rego, CH Lee, MS Sacks
Advances in Heart Valve Biomechanics: Valvular Physiology, Mechanobiology …, 2018
12018
Facile Physicochemical Reprogramming of PEG‐Dithiolane Microgels
BR Nelson, BE Kirkpatrick, NP Skillin, N Di Caprio, JS Lee, LP Hibbard, ...
Advanced Healthcare Materials, 2302925, 0
1
Nonlinear Elastic Bottlebrush Polymer Hydrogels Modulate Actomyosin Mediated Protrusion Formation in Mesenchymal Stromal Cells
ML Ohnsorg, KM Mash, A Khang, VV Rao, BE Kirkpatrick, K Bera, ...
Advanced Materials, 2403198, 2024
2024
An Inverse Modeling Approach to Estimate Three-Dimensional Aortic Valve Interstitial Cell Stress Fiber Force Levels
A Khang, K Meyer, MS Sacks
Journal of Biomechanical Engineering 145 (12), 121005, 2023
2023
On the 3D contractile properties of the aortic heart valve interstitial cell in health and disease
A Khang
2022
3D Contractile Responses of Normal and Diseased Human Aortic Valve Interstitial Cells
A Khang, C Camillo, G Ferrari, MS Sacks
Structural Heart 5 (sup1), 1-1, 2021
2021
On the 3D Correlation between Myofibroblast Shape and Contraction
A Khang, E Lejeune, A Abbaspour, D Howsmon, M Sacks
Journal of Biomechanical Engineering, 2021
2021
A Multi-Scale Modeling Approach to Determine 3D Heart Valve Interstitial Cell Biophysical Behavior in a Hydrogel Environment
MS Sacks, E Lejeune, A Khang
Biophysical Journal 118 (3), 155a, 2020
2020
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