Callan Luetkemeyer

Assistant Professor

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

United States

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Dr. Callan Luetkemeyer is an Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in the United States. His research focuses on the biomechanical properties and biochemical composition of connective tissues, particularly within the contexts of pregnancy and aging. Recent publications explore the tensile behavior of ligaments, extracellular matrix dynamics, and the implications for biomaterials and tissue engineering.

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Ulrich Scheven

University of Michigan

UNITED STATES

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Chengzhe Tian

Junior Professor

University of Stuttgart

GERMANY

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Sarah Calve

Associate Professor

University of Colorado Boulder

UNITED STATES

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Ryan Rosario

Assistant Professor

Lafayette College

UNITED STATES

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David Orlicky

Associate Professor

UNITED STATES

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Virginia Ferguson

UNITED STATES

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Kaitlin McCreery

Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics

GERMANY

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Jon Estrada

Assistant Professor

University of Michigan

UNITED STATES

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Effect of pregnancy, vaginal delivery, postpartum remodeling, and age on the tensile behavior and biochemical composition of the murine ulterosacral ligament (USL)

Pregnancy and age differentially affect stiffness, injury susceptibility, and composition of murine uterosacral ligaments

Extracellular matrix protein composition dynamically changes during murine forelimb development

A method for defining tissue injury criteria reveals that ligament deformation thresholds are multimodal

Isolation and Characterization of the Murine Uterosacral Ligaments and Pelvic Floor Organs

High frame rate deformation analysis of knee cartilage by spiral dualMRI and relaxation mapping

Hyperelastic characterization reveals proteoglycans drive the nanoscale strain-stiffening response in hyaline cartilage

Constitutive modeling of the anterior cruciate ligament bundles and patellar tendon with full-field methods

Tissue-specific parameters for the design of ECM-mimetic biomaterials

Robust high resolution strain imaging by alternating pulsed field gradient stimulated echo imaging (APGSTEi) at 7 Tesla

Fiber splay precludes the direct identification of ligament material properties: Implications for ACL graft selection

MR-u: Material Characterization Using 3D Displacement-Encoded Magnetic Resonance and the Virtual Fields Method

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Ulrich Scheven

Chengzhe Tian

Sarah Calve

Ryan Rosario

David Orlicky

Virginia Ferguson

Kaitlin McCreery

Jon Estrada

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Articles (12)

Effect of pregnancy, vaginal delivery, postpartum remodeling, and age on the tensile behavior and biochemical composition of the murine ulterosacral ligament (USL)

Pregnancy and age differentially affect stiffness, injury susceptibility, and composition of murine uterosacral ligaments

Extracellular matrix protein composition dynamically changes during murine forelimb development

A method for defining tissue injury criteria reveals that ligament deformation thresholds are multimodal

Isolation and Characterization of the Murine Uterosacral Ligaments and Pelvic Floor Organs

High frame rate deformation analysis of knee cartilage by spiral dualMRI and relaxation mapping

Hyperelastic characterization reveals proteoglycans drive the nanoscale strain-stiffening response in hyaline cartilage

Constitutive modeling of the anterior cruciate ligament bundles and patellar tendon with full-field methods

Tissue-specific parameters for the design of ECM-mimetic biomaterials

Robust high resolution strain imaging by alternating pulsed field gradient stimulated echo imaging (APGSTEi) at 7 Tesla

Fiber splay precludes the direct identification of ligament material properties: Implications for ACL graft selection

MR-u: Material Characterization Using 3D Displacement-Encoded Magnetic Resonance and the Virtual Fields Method

Collaborators (8)

Ulrich Scheven

Chengzhe Tian

Sarah Calve

Ryan Rosario

David Orlicky

Virginia Ferguson

Kaitlin McCreery

Jon Estrada

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Robust high resolution strain imaging by alternating pulsed field gradient stimulated echo imaging (APGSTEi) at 7 Tesla