👉 Muscles engineering, also known as muscle tissue engineering, is a multidisciplinary field that combines principles from biology, materials science, and mechanical engineering to design, develop, and optimize functional muscle tissues for various applications. This field focuses on creating artificial muscles or muscle-like structures that can mimic the properties and functions of natural muscle tissue, such as contraction, flexibility, and strength. Key components include scaffold materials that provide structural support, cells (often muscle stem cells or myoblasts), and growth factors to promote cell growth and differentiation. Engineers also develop bioreactors to simulate physiological conditions, ensuring the engineered muscles develop the necessary mechanical and biochemical properties. These engineered muscles have potential applications in prosthetics, robotics, tissue repair, and even in creating artificial organs for medical treatments.
