# Mechanobiology

## BMED-4510

Mechanical regulation of biological systems. Topics include principles and concepts of mechanobiology; evolution, embryogenesis, and histogenesis of tissues with particular references to skeletal system; mechanical regulation of cellular behavior, tissue growth and organ development; concept and application of strain energy regulation in biology; application of mechanobiology to tissue regeneration; limits of mechanical regulation.

3 credits
Cross-listed with:
BMED-6510 Mechanobiology
Prereqs:
BMED-2540 Biomechanics

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2022 | Mechanobiology (3c) Deepak Vashishth Seats Taken: 8/15 |  |
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2020 | Mechanobiology (3c) Deepak Vashishth Seats Taken: 7/15 |  |
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2018 | Mechanobiology (3c) Deepak Vashishth Seats Taken: 21/25 |  |
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