Larry A. Taber

Intramyocardial pressure measurements in the stage 18 embryonic chick heart.

Cardiac looping in experimental conditions: effects of extraembryonic forces.

Regional epicardial strain in the embryonic chick heart during the early looping stages.

Mechanical asymmetry in the embryonic chick heart during looping.

On the effects of residual stress in microindentation tests of soft tissue structures.

The role of mechanical forces in dextral rotation during cardiac looping in the chick embryo.

Material properties and residual stress in the stage 12 chick heart during cardiac looping.

Role of actin polymerization in bending of the early heart tube.

Biophysical mechanisms of cardiac looping.

Morphogenetic adaptation of the looping embryonic heart to altered mechanical loads.

Myosin-based contraction is not necessary for cardiac c-looping in the chick embryo.

Computational model for early cardiac looping.

Computational modeling of morphogenesis regulated by mechanical feedback.

Computational model for the transition from peristaltic to pulsatile flow in the embryonic heart tube.

Optical coherence tomography as a tool for measuring morphogenetic deformation of the looping heart.

Growth and remodeling in a thick-walled artery model: effects of spatial variations in wall constituents.

Theoretical study of Beloussov's hyper-restoration hypothesis for mechanical regulation of morphogenesis.

Residual stress in the adult mouse brain.

Computational study of growth and remodelling in the aortic arch.

A new method for measuring deformation of folding surfaces during morphogenesis.

On modeling morphogenesis of the looping heart following mechanical perturbations.

Towards a unified theory for morphomechanics.

The role of mechanical forces in the torsional component of cardiac looping.

In vivo photoacoustic imaging of transverse blood flow by using Doppler broadening of bandwidth.

Opening angles and material properties of the early embryonic chick brain.

Axons pull on the brain, but tension does not drive cortical folding.

Mechanical stress as a regulator of cytoskeletal contractility and nuclear shape in embryonic epithelia.

A new method to measure cortical growth in the developing brain.

Automatic generation of user material subroutines for biomechanical growth analysis.

Mechanics of head fold formation: investigating tissue-level forces during early development.

Damped and persistent oscillations in a simple model of cell crawling.