HIMANI DHIMAN

J C Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA, Faridabad, India

Publications

• Opinion
  Impact of resistance training on elderly people's bone health
  Author(s): DEEPTI PATHAK* and HIMANI DHIMAN
  
  Regenerative medicine is acknowledged as one of the world’s most rapidly evolving fields of study. Researchers in reconstructive surgery have recently proposed employing stem cells and biomaterials to repair bone injuries. From individual cells to entire tissues and organs, biomechanical environments are crucial. Additionally helpful in the process of bone restoration, these settings. At the location of injury, mechanical signals regulate biological activity. These signals control how various cells develop, differentiate, and proliferate. Additionally, they are in charge of the development of connective tissue and the stabilisation of broken bones. Cells receive mechanical signals via internal or external sources. The effective and active forces that affect stem cell fate, such as shear stress, tension, elasticity, stiffness, etc., are first introduced and reviewed in thi.. Read More»