Titlebook: Cell-Inspired Materials and Engineering; Dan Ohtan Wang,Daniel Packwood Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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Assays: Tools of the New Biology,study to enhance their magnetic properties. MNPs are valuable for achieving magnetic hyperthermia resulting in the killing of cancer cells. In addition, the magnetic property can be employed to move MNPs inside of a tissue. Another use of MNPs is to employ magnetic hyperthermia to open a nanovalve t

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Optical Studies in Liquids and Solidsy, have been trying to achieve this ambitious goal. One of the major problems that is often overlooked is physical roles of interfaces, where .. Ample evidence, both experimental and theoretical, has suggested that “interface” is not merely a boundary between two bulk phases but possesses distinct s

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Academician D. V. Skobel’tsyn (Director)th informed consent, but the idea of consent is blurred when we consider the rights of an unborn fetus and the risk that any medical procedure may pose to the developing conceptus. These considerations make obtaining samples of organs associated with an ongoing pregnancy difficult, and force researc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-55924-3Bio-inspired micro patterning; DNA origami technology; Synthetic NOS cell signaling; light cell membran

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Dan Ohtan Wang,Daniel PackwoodHighlights successfully developed technologies in cell engineering that make possible new therapeutic development for previously untreatable conditions.Covers topics including bio-inspired micro patte

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Generation of Hepatocytes from Human ES/iPS Cells for Regenerative Medicinef donors. Hepatocyte-like cells, which are generated from human embryonic stem (ES)/induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells with infinite proliferation potential, are expected to be used as donor cells. Recently, there have been major advances in hepatocyte differentiation technology and transplantatio

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Construction of Multistep Catalytic Systems in Protein Assembliesaffold composed of protein assemblies. In this chapter, we describe catalytic systems constructed in interior nanospaces of porous protein crystals and protein cages. Immobilization of multiple molecules or nanoparticles in the interior nanospaces enables complex reactions such as electron transfer