Martha Gray

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Martha Gray is affiliated with the following schools: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Michigan State University

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#4773

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#5993

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#1133

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Biomedical Engineering

#804

World Rank

#816

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#56

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According to Wikipedia, Martha Gray is a biomedical engineer and professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, jointly appointed in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Health Sciences and Technology . Gray became the first woman to lead a department of science or engineering at MIT when she became the co-director of the Harvard–MIT Program of Health Sciences and Technology in 1987. She has developed multidisciplinary programs at MIT. Her research focuses on understanding and preventing Osteoarthritis, and her team developed the imaging technology dGEMRIC, now used to examine cartilage.

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Martha Gray's Published Works

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Nondestructive imaging of human cartilage glycosaminoglycan concentration by MRI (1999) (599)
Gd‐DTPA2− as a measure of cartilage degradation (1996) (548)
Protocol issues for delayed Gd(DTPA)2–‐enhanced MRI (dGEMRIC) for clinical evaluation of articular cartilage (2001) (543)
Glycosaminoglycan in articular cartilage: in vivo assessment with delayed Gd(DTPA)(2-)-enhanced MR imaging. (1997) (485)
Mechanical and physicochemical determinants of the chondrocyte biosynthetic response (1988) (447)
Studies of Gd‐DTPA relaxivity and proton exchange rates in tissue (1994) (349)
Assessment of early osteoarthritis in hip dysplasia with delayed gadolinium-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging of cartilage. (2003) (328)
Advanced tools for tissue engineering: scaffolds, bioreactors, and signaling. (2006) (293)
T2 and T1ρ MRI in articular cartilage systems (2004) (278)
Diffusion of small solutes in cartilage as measured by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy and imaging (1993) (263)
MRI Techniques in Early Stages of Cartilage Disease (2000) (242)
Proposal for a nomenclature for magnetic resonance imaging based measures of articular cartilage in osteoarthritis. (2006) (224)
Determination of fixed charge density in cartilage using nuclear magnetic resonance (1992) (206)
Signal Transduction of Mechanical Stimuli Is Dependent on Microfilament Integrity: Identification of Osteopontin as a Mechanically Induced Gene in Osteoblasts (1997) (181)
T2 and T1rho MRI in articular cartilage systems. (2004) (180)
Bone and cartilage tissue constructs grown using human bone marrow stromal cells, silk scaffolds and rotating bioreactors. (2006) (179)
Radiographic and patient factors associated with pre-radiographic osteoarthritis in hip dysplasia. (2009) (178)
Device for the application of a dynamic biaxially uniform and isotropic strain to a flexible cell culture membrane (1994) (174)
Mechanical strain tightly controls fibroblast growth factor-2 release from cultured human vascular smooth muscle cells. (1997) (160)
Measures of molecular composition and structure in osteoarthritis. (2009) (156)
Toward an identification of mechanical parameters initiating periosteal remodeling: a combined experimental and analytic approach. (1990) (156)
Magnetization transfer in cartilage and its constituent macromolecules (1995) (152)
Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Relative Glycosaminoglycan Distribution in Patients with Autologous Chondrocyte Transplants (2001) (150)
Magnetic resonance imaging of cartilage glycosaminoglycan: Basic principles, imaging technique, and clinical applications (2008) (143)
Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Articular Cartilage (2001) (132)
Is MRI fulfilling its promise for molecular imaging of cartilage in arthritis? (2006) (128)
Spatially‐localized correlation of dGEMRIC‐measured GAG distribution and mechanical stiffness in the human tibial plateau (2005) (127)
Special Focus Session (2003) (126)
New MRI Techniques for Imaging Cartilage (2003) (124)
Long-term culture of tissue engineered cartilage in a perfused chamber with mechanical stimulation. (2004) (110)
Osteoblast cytoskeletal modulation in response to mechanical strain in vitro (1998) (107)
What's new in cartilage? (2003) (106)
Kinetics of the chondrocyte biosynthetic response to compressive load and release. (1989) (104)
Relaxivity and diffusion of gadolinium agents in cartilage (2002) (100)
Biochemical (and functional) imaging of articular cartilage. (2001) (98)
Diffusion tensor imaging of native and degenerated human articular cartilage. (2007) (83)
Toward imaging biomarkers for osteoarthritis. (2004) (82)
Monitoring glycosaminoglycan replenishment in cartilage explants with gadolinium‐enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (1999) (67)
Effects of chondrogenic and osteogenic regulatory factors on composite constructs grown using human mesenchymal stem cells, silk scaffolds and bioreactors (2008) (62)
Alveolar cell stretching in the presence of fibrous particles induces interleukin-8 responses. (1999) (51)
Suitability of T1Gd as the “dGEMRIC index” at 1.5T and 3.0T (2007) (51)
Differential recovery of glycosaminoglycan after IL-1-induced degradation of bovine articular cartilage depends on degree of degradation (2003) (39)
Relationship between cartilage stiffness and dGEMRIC index: Correlation and prediction (2007) (37)
Molecular (and functional) imaging of articular cartilage. (2004) (36)
2007 Elizabeth Winston Lanier Award Winner. Magnetic resonance imaging of cartilage glycosaminoglycan: basic principles, imaging technique, and clinical applications. (2008) (26)
Correlation between synthetic activity and glycosaminoglycan concentration in epiphyseal cartilage raises questions about the regulatory role of interstitial pH (1995) (23)
Toward imaging biomarkers for glycosaminoglycans. (2009) (17)
Dimensional growth and extracellular matrix accumulation by neonatal rat mandibular condyles in long‐term culture (1995) (14)
Potential of Molecular Imaging of Cartilage (2003) (13)
Time‐dependent changes in the response of cartilage to static compression suggest interstitial pH is not the only signaling mechanism (1995) (12)
The effect of paraformaldehyde fixation on the Delayed Gadolinium‐Enhanced MRI of Cartilage (dGEMRIC) measurement (2009) (8)
Quantitative measurement of the biological response of cartilage to mechanical deformation. (1999) (8)
Effects of physicochemical factors on the growth of mandibular condyles in vitro (1994) (6)
Physical regulation of epiphyseal cartilage biosynthesis : responses to electrical, mechanical, and chemical signals (1986) (5)
Dual proline labeling protocol for individual "baseline" and "response" biosynthesis measurements in human articular cartilage. (2008) (5)
Advanced imaging and computer-assisted surgery of the knee and hip. Introduction. (2009) (3)
Effect of Charge on Transport and Distribution of Contrast Agents in Cartilage (2000) (2)
Cartilage Matrix Assessment Using dGEMRIC (2011) (2)
Osteoblast phenotypic expression after mechanical perturbation with a dynamic, isotropic, biaxially uniform strain (1995) (1)
Section I: Setting the stage. (2009) (1)
Measurement of Surgical Instrument Force-Trajectories and Cartilage Stiffness for Simulation of Arthroscopic Knee Surgery (1)
Clinical Application of dGEMRIC for Detecting Early Arthritis in the Hip (2001) (0)
Distribution of strain magnitude in the cannon bone of the horse: A profile in courage (1987) (0)
Monitoring Glycosaminoglycan Replenishment in Cartilage Explants with Gadolinium-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging (1999) (0)
Consequences of Long-Term Cyclic Indentation on Initially Intact Cartilage (2007) (0)

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