The McCloskey laboratory is equipped with 3 laminar flow culture hoods, an inverted and stereomicroscope with digital camera and imaging software for embryonic stem cell culture and micromanipulations. A cone-and-plate shear stress device has been built and assembled in …

Professor, Chemical & Materials Engineering, School of Engineering. Our laboratory includes three general areas of research: a) stem cells, plasticity, and differentiation, b) cell characterization, isolation, and/or selection to achieve high levels of cell purity, and c) development of vascular and cardiovascular tissue products.

Kara E McCloskey. UC Merced. Verified email at ucmerced.edu. Tissue Engineering Stem Cell Fate. Articles Cited by Public access. Title. Sort. Sort by citations Sort by year Sort by title. ... KE McCloskey, K Comella, JJ Chalmers, S Margel, M Zborowski. Biotechnology and bioengineering 75 (6), 642-655, 2001. 41: 2001:

Tissue engineering is a sub/cross discipline that focuses on the design, development and maintenance of tissue products that are used for repairing, improving or restoring tissue function.

Kara E McCloskey, PhD. Associate and Founding Professor.

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Kara E. McCloskey, PhD Associate and Founding Professor, School of Engineering Chair, Graduate Program in Biological Engineering and Small-scale Technologies (BEST) and Materials and Biomaterials Science and Engineering (MBSE)

Tissue engineering is a sub/cross discipline that focuses on the design, development and maintenance of tissue products that are used for repairing, improving or restoring tissue function.

Dr. Kara McCloskey . Program Director. [email protected] . Dr. McCloskey is Full Founding Professor in the School of Engineering at the University of California, Merced. Her research is in the field of cardiovascular tissue engineering with a specific focus on stem cell differentiation and tissue assembly.