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      Mashhadi Hassan, Samira, author.
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      All cells of cellular organisms need to communicate with each other and their surroundings
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      Datta, Meenal, author.
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      similar aberrant features in their microenvironments, including densely packed cells, an overabundance of
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      Smith, Daniel, author.
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      that can mimic the environment cells perceive in vivo, allowing cells to proliferate and grow on the
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      Nemade, Tushar Vijay, author.
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      supernatant (EPS-S) and living cells that were washed to remove the EPS and resuspended in fresh media (LCFM
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      Liu, James Y., author.
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      vitro with a strain of head and neck cancer cells (15B). In the presence of glucose from external media
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      Champaklal, Sanket Shah, author.
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      -increasing attention in recent years, mainly due to developments in fuel cells and environmental pressures including
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      Spangler, Leah, author. (orcid)0000-0003-0070-1301
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      markers for the bio-imaging of cancer cells, and as a stable photocatalyst for H2 generation. Lastly
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      Siedlik, Mike John, author.
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      extracellular cues to properly move, divide, and change their shape relative to neighboring cells. Inspired by
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      Chadderdon, David J., author. (orcid)0000-0002-4630-0514
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      . Electrolytic cells can utilize renewable energy directly by employing sunlight-absorbing semiconductor
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      Han, Jung Yeon, author. (orcid)0000-0003-2518-7724
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      preparation typically involves isolating and concentrating a population of target molecules, cells, or
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      Li, Yuan, author.
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      cells, but decreases in MCF-10A cells. Cancer nuclear abnormalities are uncorrelated with the amount of
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      Gilmore, Rachel Hoffman, author.
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      solar cells, light-emitting diodes, photodetectors, and thermoelectrics. In many of these applications
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      Bhute, Vijesh J., author.
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      metabolomics can be used to classify the types of DNA damage responses (DDRs). We observed that in MCF7 cells
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      Tessema, Misle M., author.
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      cells that have pinholes and on an artificially scribed pinhole. After the electro deposition of
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      Drufva, Erin, author. (orcid)0000-0001-6497-9949
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      One major area of synthetic biology is to engineer microbial cells and subcellular systems for
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      Rohani, Parham, author. (orcid)0000-0003-2716-7372
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      of cancer cells, hydrogen generation from water, and high energy density fuels. Boron is particularly
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      Lu, Chenlin, author.
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      the original model, with two new types of cells, mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and osteoblasts (OBs
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      Bierman, Rebecca Dorian, author.
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      , prevention or reversal of the glial scar formation, introduction of exogenous neural cells and stimulation of
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      Koeper, Mark J., author.
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      , solution processing of thin film solar cells is currently under investigation. Here, nanoparticle based