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Sundararajan V. Madihally
Associate Professor
TEACHING INTERESTS:
Sundar teaches
Introduction to Biomedical Engineering (CHE
4293/5293) as well as undergraduate course in
Introduction to Chemical Engineering (CHE2033).
He is the faculty advisor for the OSU student
chapter of American Institute of Chemical
Engineers and co-advisor OSU Indian Student Association.
He is actively involved in exploring novel
teaching methodologies.
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
Molecular Bioengineering
We are interested in understanding the mechanisms at the molecular level that trigger cellular processes in stem cell differentiation and proliferation,
in regenerating tissues, and traumatic conditions. We use in vitro tissue culture techniques and in vivo animal models to (1) study injury
effects and (2) develop novel strategies to enhance tissue regeneration.
RECENT PAPERS:
1. Mondalek FG, Lawrence BJ, Kropp BP, Grady
BP, Fung KM, Madihally SV, Lin HK. The
incorporation of poly(lactic-co-glycolic) acid
nanoparticles into porcine small intestinal
submucosa biomaterials. Biomaterials.
29(9):1159-1166. 2008.
2. Lawrence
BJ, Maase EL, Link H-K, Madihally SV. Multilayer
Composite Scaffolds with Properties Similar
Small Intestinal Submucosa. J. Biomedical
Materials Research-Part A. 2008. (in press).
3. Sarasam AR,
Brown P, Dmytryk JJ, Khajotia SS, Madihally SV.
Antibacterial activity of chitosan-based
matrices on oral pathogens. Journal of Materials
Science: Materials in Medicine.
19(3):1083-90.
2008.
4. Sarasam AR, Samli AI, Hess L, Ihnat MA,
Madihally SV. Blending Chitosan with
Polycaprolactone: Porous Scaffolds and toxicity.
Macromolecular Bioscience. 7(9-10):1160-7. 2007.
5.
Hooshmand S, Soung DY, Lucas EA, Madihally SV,
Levenson CW, Arjmandi BH. Genistein reduces the
production of proinflammatory molecules in human
chondrocytes. Journal of Nutritional
Biochemistry. 18(9):609-614. 2007. |
