Matthew John Dalby

This study shows that PEA-coated monetites functionalized with fibronectin and low-dose rhBMP-2 promote structurally mature bone regeneration in critical-sized defects.

This study compares chondrogenic differentiation of iPSC-derived chondroprogenitors (iCPs) and MSCs in alginate hydrogels, finding iCPs show superior cartilage formation with enhanced matrix composition.

This study improves MSCs for HSCT by suppressing senescence and shows enhanced engraftment in an AML niche model.

This study examines how nanovibrational stimulation affects the mechanical and morphological properties of NIH 3T3 fibroblastic cells over time.

The paper develops a bioengineered bone marrow model that supports stem cells and mimics disease metabolism and chemotherapy effects, showing enhanced taurine metabolism and chemotherapy response.

The paper develops a synthetic BM niche model to test CRISPR-CAR T-cell therapy for AML, showing its efficacy in a human-like environment.

This study shows nanovibrational stimulation promotes osteogenesis in mesenchymal stromal cells via non-canonical Wnt signaling and BCL3 regulation.

This study tests a nanovibration device for reversing bone loss after spinal cord injury in rats, finding no reversal but increased collagen synthesis markers.

This study shows nanotopography can control MSC immunomodulatory capacity by modulating intracellular tension and oxidative glycolysis, and identifies bioactive metabolites that influence MSC function.