ライフサイエンスコーパス: cell sheet

1 layer 3 appears as a relatively homogeneous cell sheet.

2 extend filopodia at the leading edge of the cell sheet.

3 erall increase in the speed of the migrating cell sheet.

4 M protein and the matrix deposited under the cell sheet.

5 tained level of MAPK activity throughout the cell sheet.

6 rounded cell mass covered with an epithelial cell sheet.

7 ated polarization of cells in the plane of a cell sheet.

8 heet and the other over the perimeter of the cell sheet.

9 polarization of cells within the plane of a cell sheet.

10 polarization of cells within the plane of a cell sheet.

11 oss of transepithelial resistance across the cell sheet.

12 rocesses involve the migration of epithelial cell sheets.

13 lar buds (cellular aggregates) to epithelial cell sheets.

14 n an increase in mechanical integrity of the cell sheets.

15 by digesting agarose blocks imbedded in the cell sheets.

16 ften emerge from mechanical instabilities of cell sheets.

17 e changes and rearrangements within cohesive cell sheets.

18 orphologic appearance of cultured epithelial cell sheets.

19 d on a silicon wafer and lifted as monolayer cell sheets.

20 ntaining cell-to-cell adhesion in epithelial cell sheets.

21 maintaining cell-cell adhesion in epithelial cell sheets.

22 e kind that promotes migration of epithelial cell sheets.

23 hich RasV12 cells are detected in epithelial cell sheets.

24 n the elongation and migration of epithelial cell sheets.

25 to provide mechanical support to epithelial cell sheets.

26 and intercellular stresses in an epithelial cell sheet advancing towards an island on which cells ca

27 (m), one that is summed over the area of the cell sheet and the other over the perimeter of the cell

28 tween discrete and continuum descriptions of cell sheets and can be used to probe a wide range of mor

29 Cell-sheet and rhizoid remains occurred separately or to

30 behaviors over multispatial (single cell to cell sheets) and temporal (minutes to weeks) scales.

31 tilage formation in microsphere-incorporated cell sheets, and describe a tailorable system for the ch

32 a stratified epithelium heal by "sliding" of cell sheets as a coherent unit or do individual cells "l

33 ately after injury, propagates deep into the cell sheet, away from the edge, and then rebounds back t

34 apoptotic cells and contributes force(s) for cell sheet bending.

35 on, resulting in formation of a multilayered cell sheet by mid-gastrulation.

36 dence that movements of embryonic epithelial cell sheets can be controlled by ITRs and suggest that s

37 Wounding epithelial cell sheets causes activation of the EGFR, which trigger

38 Cultured epidermal cell sheets (CES) containing undifferentiated cells are

39 ngineered cultivated oral mucosal epithelial cell sheets (COMECS) is a promising newly developed trea

40 ed liver tissue in vivo from two-dimensional cell sheets created from small hepatocytes (SHC) and non

41 arly, these 2 scFvs, but not others, induced cell sheet dissociation of cultured human keratinocytes,

42 Wounds in MDCK cell sheets do not close by purse-string contraction but

43 the final maturation of the adjacent luminal cell sheet during pregnancy.

44 e led to increasingly detailed mechanisms of cell sheet dynamics.

45 trast, the flow-like properties of one-sided cell-sheet expansion in confining geometries are not wel

46 to a tissue (the amnioserosa) that promotes cell-sheet fusion (dorsal closure) in the Drosophila emb

47 To determine whether cell sheets generated with long-term passaged (P10) agin

48 owerful experimental system for studying how cell sheets give rise to complex three-dimensional struc

49 We expect that this method of cell sheet growth and detachment may be useful for low-c

50 Tissue engineering using whole, intact cell sheets has shown promise in many cell-based therapi

51 Self-assembling cell sheets have shown great potential for use in cartil

52 e (1 mm i.d.) from aligned human mesenchymal cell sheets (hMSC) as the wall and human endothelial pro

53 as may be a widespread property of polygonal cell sheets in plants and animals.

54 , we derive a continuum plate description of cell sheets, in which the effective tissue properties, s

55 phosphoglycopeptides (sPGPs) transform a 2D cell sheet into 3D cell spheroids.

56 orphogenetic behavior that transforms a flat cell sheet into a pit or groove.

57 rdinated cell shape change drives epithelial cell sheet involution between the oocyte and nurse cell

58 This opening in the cell sheet is then repopulated, because the cells on the

59 at low density or when an intact epithelial cell sheet is wounded.

60 Replicate cultures were prepared using RPE cell sheets isolated with Dispase from Royal College of

61 wound interface and also continues into the cell sheet, maintaining a sustained level of MAPK activi

62 e long recognized that dramatic bending of a cell sheet may be driven by even modest shrinking of the

63 isting single cell micro-manipulation and 2D cell sheet mechanical stimulation techniques.

64 and appear to pull the superficial epidermal cell sheet medially.

65 ribution to pores characterizing nematophyte cell-sheet microfossils known as Cosmochlaina.

66 explore these issues: comparison of tube and cell-sheet microfossils with experimentally degraded mod

67 quired for muscle attachment and for certain cell sheet migrations during embryogenesis.

68 hila development, provide a model system for cell sheet morphogenesis and wound healing.

69 in dorsal closure, controlling cell fate and cell sheet morphogenesis during embryogenesis.

70 al closure in Drosophila, a model system for cell sheet morphogenesis.

71 We find that Drosophila MYPT is required for cell sheet movement during dorsal closure, morphogenesis

72 on pathways coordinately regulate epithelial cell sheet movement during the process of dorsal closure

73 chain (MHC encoded by zipper is required for cell sheet movements in Drosophila embryos.

74 Dorsal closure is characterized by complex cell sheet movements, driven by multiple tissue specific

75 optotic force is used by the embryo to drive cell-sheet movements during development, a role not clas

76 conserved contractile protein likely drives cell-sheet movements throughout phylogeny.

77 erated from morphologically simple monolayer cell sheets of SHC and NPC.

78 Furthermore, substrate-released cell sheets of wild-type podocytes were readily dissocia

79 ough transplantation of autologous epidermal cell sheets or seeded decellularized biological scaffold

80 the moving edge is shared with an epithelial cell sheet; peripheral microfilament bundles at the lead

81 The dynamic behavior of epithelial cell sheets plays a central role during numerous develop

82 gregates in suspension or substrate-released cell sheets readily dissociated when subjected to mechan

83 Here, we describe a new approach to cell sheet release surfaces based on silicone oil-infuse

84 yospheroid mutants ultimately fails when the cell sheets rip themselves apart, our analysis indicates

85 s form cell streams, which support suspended cell sheets (SCS) of various sizes and curvatures.

86 e study motion within a confluent epithelial cell sheet, simultaneously measuring collective migratio

87 ides with neighboring cells in an epithelial cell sheet that was undergoing migration as a wound-heal

88 Within the cell sheet there arise unanticipated fluctuations of mec

89 recapitulate closure dynamics of epithelial cell sheets, they fail to capture how a wounded fibrous

90 rofabrication techniques to allow epithelial cell sheets to migrate into strips whose width was varie

91 A migrating epithelial cell sheet usually produces finger-like projections of c

92 calculate stress maps in two dimensions, the cell sheet was assumed to behave like an elastic materia

93 etal eyes were dissected on arrival, and RPE cell sheets were mechanically separated from the choroid

94 uces single cell segmentation from confluent cell sheets with high accuracy.

95 a and the rate of seam formation between the cell sheets (zipping), key processes that contribute to