Both biochemical cues and mechanical forces play important roles in directing cell fate during early tissue development and organogenesis, as well as in maintaining healthy tissues throughout one’s ...

“We also wanted to see, even in the absence of biochemical cues from muscle, could we stretch the neurons back and forth, mimicking the mechanical forces (of exercise), and could that have an ...

"We also wanted to see, even in the absence of biochemical cues from muscle, could we stretch the neurons back and forth, mimicking the mechanical forces (of exercise), and could that have an ...

"We also wanted to see, even in the absence of biochemical cues from muscle, could we stretch the neurons back and forth, ...

“We also wanted to see, even in the absence of biochemical cues from muscle, could we stretch the neurons back and forth, mimicking the mechanical forces (of exercise), and could that have an ...

This device should recapitulate the microenvironment (including microarchitecture, biomechanical and biochemical cues) of its in vivo counterpart so that the cells respond to the application of drugs ...

Hydroxylation is a biochemical process whereby hydroxyl groups are attached to important places in these domains under normoxic conditions. Specifically, enzymes called prolyl hydroxylases (PHDs ...

We also wanted to see, even in the absence of biochemical cues from muscle, could we stretch the neurons back and forth, mimicking the mechanical forces (of exercise), and could that have an impact on ...

"We also wanted to see, even in the absence of biochemical cues from muscle, could we stretch the neurons back and forth, mimicking the mechanical forces (of exercise), and could that have an ...