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Light-controlled cardiac muscle cells guide swimming of raybot.

This is based on the hypothesis that the scaffolds may not only provide the necessary biomechanical support for cells, guide the gross shape and size of the regenerated tissue into forming three-dimensional tissues, but also provide artificial stem cell niches necessary for stem cell growth.

So-called neuroprosthetic devices aim to let brain cells guide robotic arms or computers, but research so far has focused on one-dimensional movements--rats outfitted with electrodes can learn to move a lever up and down without using their paws.

Furthermore, it is unclear which cells guide blood stem cells towards the forming bones.

Upon extracellular pathogen infection (e.g., helminth infection), innate immune cells guide naive Th cells toward a Th2 phenotype.

While tip cells guide the sprouts, stalk cells constitute the base of the sprouts and are, therefore, considered to be less active than tip cells.

State Department officials offer a scaled-back alternative that focuses on providing Yemeni special forces with transport helicopters to allow them to operate from remote bases and deploy quickly against Qaeda cells, guided by American surveillance photographs and communications intercepts.

An important approach for bone tissue engineering involves the use of three-dimensional scaffolds with cells guided for osteogenesis.

We investigated the design of neurotrophic biomaterial constructs for human neural stem cells, guided by neural developmental cues of N-cadherin and L1 adhesion molecules.

According to our model, in normal conditions the first cell divisions occur at ∼2 days, when the DN cells, guided by CXCL12 gradients (Fig. 1B) reach the subcapsular zone.

The factor was isolated biochemically from growing cells, guided by its specific binding to a putative transcription regulatory element, the C-module, within the D. discoideum retrotransposon TRE5-A [6], [7].