Meanings of biochemical signals in English

They also exchange information, mainly through gestures, noises, and biochemical signals.

The transcriptional activators YAP and TAZ integrate mechanical and biochemical signals to support growth and regeneration.

Furthermore, gene therapy can also be used to augment biochemical signals required for effective chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

Mechanoreceptors that transform physical stress into biochemical signals are postulated to exist and to be upregulated by the sex hormones.

These might include high stress waves, swelling, altered biochemical signals and even damage at the level of individual brain cells.

This necessitates the use and development of in vitro models to understand how both biophysical and biochemical signals regulate complex cellular behaviors.

This platform is a scalable, high-throughput technique that enables the screening of the effects of multiple biochemical signals on 3D cell behavior.

Past decades of cancer research have mainly focused on the role of various extracellular and intracellular biochemical signals on cancer progression and metastasis.

Forces are detected and transduced into biochemical signals by force-bearing molecular elements located at the cell surface, in adhesion complexes or in cytoskeletal structures.

Osteoblasts are defined as cells that make bone matrix and osteocytes are thought to translate mechanical loading into biochemical signals that affect bone (re)modeling.