Sentence examples for topographical guidance from inspiring English sources
Moreover, a nanofiber can be controlled through fabrication to either be random or aligned to give anisotropic topographical guidance.
We developed a dual guidance cue strategy for directing morphological maturity in neurons in vitro using combined chemical and topographical guidance cues on glass substrates.
A novel type of capillary channel fibers (CCFs) containing eight open grooves with depth of 5 15 μm and width of 10 μm were tested for their use in tissue engineering as matrices that provide topographical guidance to neo-tissue development.
In addition, stimulation of the cells on aligned PPy PLGA fibers resulted in longer neurites and more neurite-bearing cells than stimulation on random PPy PLGA fibers, suggesting a combined effect of electrical stimulation and topographical guidance and the potential use of these scaffolds for neural tissue applications.
Ephrin Eph signals function as topographical guidance cues for neurons [26], [29], [37] and synaptogenesis and plasticity of synapses in the central nervous system [38].
Tracheoblast migration is regulated by mitogen signaling and topographical guidance [ 12, 18].
Three different microtrack patterns were developed on SiO2 layer deposited on a quartz wafer for the observation of topographical contact guidance of living neurons.
Furthermore, different strategies for including topographical and biochemical guidance functionalities in the scaffold are discussed.
Compared with single-pulse detecting laser radar, the Chirp AM lidar with high range resolution, high accuracy, and high ability to counter jamming, has a broad application in the future, such as laser terminal guidance, topographical mapping etc.
In a process of contact guidance, topographical features on the surface regulate the spatial distribution of adhesive contacts and thereby determine the spreading of a cell.
Such biomimetic scaffolds provide topographical cues for contact guidance to align cells required to achieve synchronous electrophysiological coupling of the engineered myocardium to the native heart.
