Bone biology is more complex than what has been taught. We consider different aspects of the field which would develop methods into changing how we can develop systems in controlling bone development.
We look into mechanisms in scaffolding, protein activation and development of genetic markers in bone progenitor cells. Other components include understanding the neural and chemical activators of osteoclasts.
Further interests include finding models detecting strength and mineral density during bone turnover, activation of cartilaginous centers and the development of newer imaging techniques in the same.