Extravascular macrodevices are designed as macrocapsules, planner membranes or hollow fibers, all of which have the advantages of encapsulating large number of cells and the versatility of cell retrieval from implantation site in case of post-operative complications.
However, arginine displayed versatility in cell metabolism and physiology via itself or its metabolites (including NO and polyamines) (Wu and Bazer 2009): polyamines and NO were essential for placental growth and angiogenesis and for increasing uterine and placental fetal blood flow.
Next, we used NanoJ-Fluidics for a range of advanced super-resolution imaging protocols, demonstrating its performance and versatility.λLive-cell sub-diffraction microscopy is well established10,11,12.
The power and versatility of cell-free methods coupled with careful evaluation and engineering of these new systems enables a whole new range of applications and scientific investigation.
The versatility of cells to sustain homeostatic states under widely varying environments is made possible by allosteric regulation of the metabolic network, interplay between the signaling pathways, and transcription factors.
The open nature and high versatility of cell-free expression allows a variety of completely new ways to rationally design and optimise expression environments as well as to modulate folding kinetics for membrane proteins independent of their origin, size, topology and function.
Due to their unique capabilities and versatility, stem cells are valuable for biological and medical research.
The fidelity, occasional promiscuity, and versatility of T cell receptor recognition.
Our results shed light on the regulation of MSCs through directional ECM structures and demonstrate the versatility of these cell culture platforms for guiding the morphogenesis of tissue types with anisotropic structures.
Non-syntenic genes, on the other hand, appeared abundant in functions granting metabolic versatility to the cell.
