We are excited to share the first technical note in our new series exploring how bioengineered human skeletal muscle can be used as a reliable, human-relevant platform to study chemical injury, regeneration, and drug response.
Technical Note #1: Barium Chloride (BaCl2): Isomorphic Mimicry Mechanism
Key Takeaway of the Series:
1. Bioengineered muscle (and neuromuscular) systems reproduce human injury, repair, and pharmacological responsiveness.
2. Distinct classes of compounds, injury agents, anabolic nutrients, anti-inflammatory mediators, and metabolic stressors elicit predictable, quantifiable outcomes in tissue function
