Meanings of cellular microenvironment in английском

Substrate immobilization localizes the DNA and the delivery vector to the cellular microenvironment.

The mechanics of the cellular microenvironment can be as critical as biochemistry in directing cell behavior.

This material provides a biomimetic cellular microenvironment that can be applied as a three-dimensional platform for cell culture.

This indicates the extent to which gene expression profiles are uniquely dependent on hormone-treatment times and the cellular microenvironment.

Moreover, the natural cellular microenvironment in the body can be harnessed for tissue maturation resulting in the tissue regeneration and repair.

The effects of CO on gene expression can be thus varied, depending on the cellular microenvironment and the metabolic pathway being influenced.

The invasiveness of glioma cells, a major cause of mortality in malignant brain tumors, is mediated in part by the cellular microenvironment.

In addition, we give examples of the use of microscale technologies for controlling the cellular microenvironment in vitro and for performing high-throughput assays.

Together, our data strongly support the notion that the mechanical signals from the cellular microenvironment influence neuroblastoma differentiation and do so synergistically with RA.

Recent single-cell transcriptomic studies revealed new insights into cell-type heterogeneities in cellular microenvironments unavailable from bulk studies.

Overall, this system may be useful for high-throughput screening, single-cell analysis and studies of cell-cell communication, where rapid control of 3D cellular microenvironments is desired.

Our results are compatible with a model in which recognition of RNA1 and RNA2 for encapsidation occurs sequentially and in distinct cellular microenvironments.