Engineering cell–cell communication networks: programming multicellular behaviors

Engineering cell–cell communication networks: programming multicellular behaviors

Cell–cell communication governs the biological behaviors of multicellular populations such as developmental and immunological systems. Thanks to intense genetic analytical studies, the molecular components of cell–cell communication pathways have been well identified. We also have been developing sy...

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Veröffentlicht in:Current opinion in chemical biology 2019-10, Vol.52, p.31-38
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