摘要
Introduction Regenerative medicine holds great promise for the treatment of diseases that are unbeatable at present,such as various gene and neurological disorders,cardiovascular diseases,as well as hematological malignancies.Realization of this potential remains limited by current challenges associated with the control of cell phenotype and function in cell culture.In this respect,the fate of cells is dictated by the in vivo microenvironment where these cells interact with both the extracellular matrix(ECM)and with neighboring cells.The ECM serves as a structural support for cells and provides,in concert with spatio-temporally arranged biochemical cues such as soluble factors,topographical and mechanical cues that direct cell adhesion,spreading,migra-
Introduction Regenerative medicine holds great promise for the treatment of diseases that are unbeatable at present,such as various gene and neurological disorders,cardiovascular diseases,as well as hematological malignancies.Realization of this potential remains limited by current challenges associated with the control of cell phenotype and function in cell culture.In this respect,the fate of cells is dictated by the in vivo microenvironment where these cells interact with both the extracellular matrix(ECM)and with neighboring cells.The ECM serves as a structural support for cells and provides,in concert with spatio-temporally arranged biochemical cues such as soluble factors,topographical and mechanical cues that direct cell adhesion,spreading,migra-
出处
《医用生物力学》
EI
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2013年第S1期80-83,共4页
Journal of Medical Biomechanics
基金
supported by the National Institute of Health(NIH HL83008)
