Titlebook: Handbook of the Extracellular Matrix; Biologically-Derived Fatima Raquel Azevedo Maia,J. Miguel Oliveira,Rui Living reference work 20230th

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Mariana V. Magalh?es,Inês Coutinho,Cristina C. Barrias,Sílvia J. Bidarration is sketched. Three examples (‘serialise’, ‘wang’, and ‘eval’) demonstrate the relational/functional style in use. The list expressions of RELFUN‘s LISP implementation are presented in an extended PROLOG-like syntax.

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Composition of the Extracellular Matrix,cing led to the identification of many additional components, representing about 300 different secreted proteins forming the matrisome. Based on their nature, structure, and chemistry, extracellular matrix proteins are classified into three groups – collagens, glycoproteins, and proteoglycans – that will be described in this chapter.

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Extracellular Matrix Bioactive Molecules and Cell Behavior Modeling,portant for studying pathological processes, developing new therapeutic interventions for diseases, and for engineering?tissues. In this chapter, we will describe the cell-binding motifs and the bioactive molecules in the ECM, along with the resulting effects on cellular function and biology.

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Mechanical Properties of the Extracellular Matrix,micro-scale are presented, including tensile and compression testing, atomic force microscopy, and rheometry. Lastly, ECM-cell interactions measurements are presented, highlighting key techniques such as hydrogel contraction assays and traction force microscopy.

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Advances in ECM Protein-Based Materials,ed materials can be employed in the near future. In the subsequent section, we examine the recent biomaterial developments involving ECM-derived protein-based materials. Moreover, to expand future research, we highlight the common aspects crucial for translational research relating to ECM-derived proteins.

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