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Three-dimensional patterning of multiple cell populations through orthogonal genetic control of cell motility.

Soft matter - 14 Apr 2014

MacKay Joanna L, Sood Anshum, Kumar Sanjay

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The ability to independently assemble multiple cell types within a three-dimensional matrix would be a powerful enabling tool for modeling and engineering complex tissues. Here we introduce a strategy to dynamically pattern distinct subpopulations of cells through genetic regulation of cell motil...

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PMID: 24622945
DOI: 10.1039/c3sm52265b
PMCID: PMC3954980

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