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However, during recent decades in vitro and in vivo preclinical models were engineered, better recapitulating the molecular basis of human cancers, the three-dimensional environment, the cellular heterogeneity or combining the above-mentioned features.

Notably, simultaneously depleting either two of Dhc62B, Dlc90F or p25 shifted the misdistribution from the peduncle to the lobes (e.g. Figures 3H and 3I), better recapitulating the terminal accumulation phenotype in other dynein/dynactin mutants.

In order for chemical theory to better recapitulate experimental observations, this problem must be tackled.

For the SH3 domain, the backbone structure variation in the family is also better recapitulated than in randomly perturbed backbones.

The tissue engineering toolkit allows us to make models that better recapitulate the 3D architecture present in tumors.

Thus, media that better recapitulates the composition of human plasma reveals unforeseen metabolic wiring and regulation, suggesting that HPLM should be of broad utility.

Recently, cell-derived ECMs have emerged as in vitro cell culture substrates to better recapitulate the native stem-cell microenvironment outside the body.

About this study of nanofibrous scaffolds that better recapitulate tissue properties and enhance regeneration [7], numerous research works have been done and a lot of optimum design methods were presented.

The growing number of new bioprinted skin models has the potential to better recapitulate native tissue biology with a degree of complexity, flexibility, and reproducibility not achievable by traditional manual fabrication approaches.

While small animal models such as rodents and rabbits are often used in early pre-clinical work, larger animals that better recapitulate the anatomy and loading of the human joint are required for late-stage preclinical evaluation.

Here we describe the design and fabrication of a new bioreactor with an ultrathin microporous sensing support for the study of nanoparticle toxicity in intestinal epithelial cells in conditions which better recapitulate the physiological environment.