Global ETD Search

Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.

Results

Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"in vitro culture models"”.

  1. Integrated experimental and computational analysis of intercellular communication with application to endometriosis

    … to the function of the immune system, allowing a systems-level determination of the appropriate type of immune response to a perturbation. The immune system has at its disposal multiple types of responses, some beneficial and others harmful, all of which require coordination among immune …

    mit Repository record for Integrated experimental and computational analysis of intercellular communication with application to endometriosis (opens in a new tab)

  2. Integration of real time oxygen measurements with a 3D perfused tissue culture system

    In vitro models that capture the complexity of human tissue and organ behaviors in a scalable and easy-to- use format are of increasing interest for both technological applications in drug development and in basic biology research. Tissues and organs are perfused continuously with blood, which …

    mit Repository record for Integration of real time oxygen measurements with a 3D perfused tissue culture system (opens in a new tab)

  3. The effects of BMP4 on different in vitro models for mouse gastrulation and neural induction

    Bone morphogenetic protein 4 (BMP4) is a signaling protein involved in several key developmental processes, including gastrulation and neural induction. Gastrulation is an event that changes the topology of the embryo, organising a single layer or ball of cells into the three primordial germ …

    cambridge Repository record for The effects of BMP4 on different in vitro models for mouse gastrulation and neural induction (opens in a new tab)

  4. Development of a Generalizable Assay for Probing the Effects of Mechanical Force on the Function of Fluorescent Proteins within Molecular Tension Sensors

    … is a key regulator of cell behavior, providing both biochemical factors and mechanical signals to influence the form and function of cells. The process by which cells sense and respond to environmental mechanical signals is often mediated through force-dependent changes in protein structure …

    duke Repository record for Development of a Generalizable Assay for Probing the Effects of Mechanical Force on the Function of Fluorescent Proteins within Molecular Tension Sensors (opens in a new tab)