Prof Hazel Screen
BEng MRes PhD(Lond) CEng, FIMechE, MIPEM

 

All Publications

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2008

  • Characterizing structure-function relationships in tendon
    Toorani S, Shelton JC and Screen HRC
    8th World Biomaterials Congress 2008 vol. 2 
    01-12-2008
  • Investigating load relaxation mechanics in tendon
    Screen HRC
    Journal of The Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials vol. 1 (1), 51-58.  
    01-01-2008

2007

2006

2005

  • Cyclic mechanical conditioning of isolated tendon fascicles results in an upregulation of collagen production
    Screen HRC, Bader DL, Shelton JC and Lee DA
    Proceedings of The 2005 Summer Bioengineering Conference vol. 2005, 193-194.  
    01-12-2005
  • Cyclic tensile strain upregulates collagen synthesis in isolated tendon fascicles.
    Screen HRC, Shelton JC, Bader DL and Lee DA
    Biochem Biophys Res Commun vol. 336 (2), 424-429.  
    21-10-2005
  • The influence of noncollagenous matrix components on the micromechanical environment of tendon fascicles.
    Screen HRC, Shelton JC, Chhaya VH, Kayser MV, Bader DL and Lee DA
    Ann Biomed Eng vol. 33 (8), 1090-1099.  
    01-08-2005
  • British Society for Matrix Biology Autumn Meeting Joint with the UK Tissue & Cell Engineering Society, University of Bristol, UK

    International Journal of Experimental Pathology, Wiley vol. 86 (3), a1-a56.  
    24-05-2005

2004

2003

  • Development of a technique to determine strains in tendons using the cell nuclei.
    Screen HRC, Lee DA, Bader DL and Shelton JC
    Biorheology vol. 40 (1-3), 361-368.  
    01-01-2003

2002

  • Development of a technique to determine strains in tendons using the cell nuclei.
    BADER DL, Shelton JC, Lee DA and Screen HRC
    Biorheology vol. 40, 361-368.  
    01-01-2002
  • Non-collagenous matrix components influence the micro-mechanical environment of tenocytes within tendon fasciles subjected to tensile strain.
    Bader DL, Shelton JC, LEE DA and Screen HRC
    Eur. Cells Materials vol. 4 suppl 1, 41-42.  
    01-01-2002
  • Non-collagenous matrix components influence the micromechanical environment of tenocytes within tendon fascicles subjected to tensile strain.
    Bader DL, Shelton JC, Lee DA and SCREEN HRC
    Eur. Cells Mat. vol. 4:S1, 41-42.  
    01-01-2002

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