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Category: cells

artificial intelligence / cells / embryos / Science and Technology

Algorithm reveals how cells in embryo get organized

A machine learning algorithm uses computational topology to study how cells in the embryo organize themselves into tissue-like architectures.

artificial intelligence / cells / embryos / Science and Technology

Algorithm reveals how cells in embryo get organized

A machine learning algorithm uses computational topology to study how cells in the embryo organize themselves into tissue-like architectures.

cancer / cells / diabetes / Health and Medicine / Science and Technology / synchronicity

Just like clock pendulums, cells move in sync

Just like pendulums in clocks, our cells move in synchronization, according to a new study. It makes them better at combating diseases.

cells / Health and Medicine / sensors / tattoos

Nanoscale ‘tattoos’ could track health of single cells

Nanoscale “tattoos” that could one day track the health of individual cells could provide early warnings for health problems.

cells / Health and Medicine / sensors / tattoos

Nanoscale ‘tattoos’ could track health of single cells

Nanoscale “tattoos” that could one day track the health of individual cells could provide early warnings for health problems.

cells / nanotechnology / Science and Technology

Superresolution shows cell division at nano scale

“The living cell is a busy place with proteins bustling here and there. Our superresolution is very attractive for viewing these dynamic activities.”

cells / Health and Medicine

How cells in confinement act like people in crowds

Like people in a crowd making themselves smaller, living cells in confinement adjust their size while growing alongside other cells.

cancer / cells / Health and Medicine / immune systems / immunotherapy

Engineered ‘tails’ tame killer T cells for immunotherapy

Fusing a molecular tail onto the engineered T cells used in immunotherapy can inhibit their proclivity to attack each other, say researchers.

cells / imaging technology / Science and Technology

‘Live reporters’ capture action in living cells

“Live reporter” technology can reveal the workings of networks of signaling proteins in living cells, researchers report.

cells / imaging technology / Science and Technology

‘Live reporters’ capture action in living cells

“Live reporter” technology can reveal the workings of networks of signaling proteins in living cells, researchers report.

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