Publications by authors named "Emin Yusuf Aydın"
Animals use active sensing movements to shape the spatiotemporal characteristics of sensory signals to better perceive their environment under varying conditions. However, the underlying mechanisms governing the generation of active sensing movements are not known. To address this, we investigated the role of active sensing movements in the refuge tracking behavior of, a species of weakly electric fish.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective: The Achilles tendon is the most frequently injured tendon in the human body, despite being the strongest. Many conventional treatments including medication, surgical interventions, and physical therapy are available, however, the desired results are often not achieved. Stromal vascular fraction (SVF) and bone marrow concentrate (BMC) are two additional cellular treatment options.
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- - Decellularization is a promising technique in tissue engineering that uses natural materials to create 3D structures mimicking the biomechanical properties of target tissues, offering advantages over synthetic materials.
- - Amniotic membranes, which support embryos during pregnancy, have potential for tissue regeneration but are limited by their thinness; researchers developed a method to create multilayered tissue constructs using decellularized amniotic membranes from rats.
- - The study tested various decellularization methods (physical and chemical) and found that the most effective methods involved a combination of UV exposure and freezing techniques alongside hypertonic solutions and sodium dodecyl sulfate, particularly in groups F and G.