Prof Rachel Musoke: Calm soul, with a big heart for newborns
She was a strong advocate for the newborns and preterm babies. The doctor, who loved to sing, developed training guidelines on ‘Infant feeding in the context of HIV.’
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She was a strong advocate for the newborns and preterm babies. The doctor, who loved to sing, developed training guidelines on ‘Infant feeding in the context of HIV.’
Prof Rachel Musoke, a lover of music since childhood, has inspired many in not just paediatrics, but neonatology too. She retired at 76, having worked as a neonatologist at KNH.
Biopolymers as Nature’s Tools for Wound Therapy NUS researchers have discovered a method to fabricate a biologic interpenetrating network (IPN) hydrogel using applied rheology. Figure shows the cell-conducive environment of gellan gum-collagen IPN hydrogels. The encapsulated adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells (ADSCs) exhibit gradual return of morphology to their usual spindle-like shape over 21 days of culture. This shows that the cell-conducive environment of the IPN hydrogels facilitated cell adhesion, spread, and proliferation. F-actin (cytoskeleton) of cells were stained green with ...