Rebecca Rolfe

Assistant Professor

Trinity College Dublin School of Natural Science

Ireland

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Rebecca Rolfe is an Assistant Professor at Trinity College Dublin's School of Natural Science in Ireland. Her research focuses on the mechanics of embryonic development, particularly in relation to tendon maturation and skeletal structure, as evidenced by her recent articles. She investigates the impact of mechanical stimulation on developmental processes, utilizing models such as the embryonic chick to explore topics like joint development and muscle activity.

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2025

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2021

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2021

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2020

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Paula Murphy

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Trinity College Dublin

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Helen McNeill

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Washington University in Saint Louis School of Medicine

UNITED STATES

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Niamh Nowlan

Imperial College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (8)

Characterisation of spinal ligaments in the embryonic chick

Structural determinants of tendon multiscale mechanics and their sensitivity to mechanical stimulation during development in an embryonic chick model

Embryo movement is required for limb tendon maturation

Geometric analysis of chondrogenic self-organisation of embryonic limb bud cells in micromass culture.

Mechanical Stimulation <i>via</i> Muscle Activity Is Necessary for the Maturation of Tendon Multiscale Mechanics During Embryonic Development.

Joint development recovery on resumption of embryonic movement following paralysis

Quantifying the tolerance of chick hip joint development to temporary paralysis and the potential for recovery

Localization of YAP activity in developing skeletal rudiments is responsive to mechanical stimulation

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Paula Murphy

Helen McNeill

Niamh Nowlan

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