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Nature Technology Feature – Biomaterials

Booking Deadline Feb 13
Publication Name:
Nature
Materials Due:
Feb 15
Topic;
Biomaterials
Publication Date:
Feb 28

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Biomaterials: Designing extracellular matrices

The fate and functions of a cell lie not in its DNA alone, but also in its extracellular matrix, the network of proteins that encapsulates the cell. Cells grown in their tissue microenvironments behave in more life-like ways than those grown on standard tissue-culture plates. Thus, they serve as better stand-ins for understanding drug responses, tumor biology, and tissue repair. Many such biologically derived materials are already in clinical use for regenerative medicine, while newer, synthetic versions reveal precisely how and why the matrix controls a cell’s behavior.

This Technology Feature will cover:

  • Methods to make extracellular matrices
  • Cell differentiation studies using decellularized and synthetic matrices
  • Clinical applications of extracellular matrices

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