The 3D language of cells
Beneath your skin, out of your sight, your cells are locked in heated conversation. They have much to say to one another. Who are you? What have you sensed? What do you need? Do you belong? Now Jay Groves is deciphering yet another mode of cellular discourse: spatial patterning. Read the story in ScienceMatters@Berkeley.
A half-live, half silicon cell junction
Beneath your skin, out of your sight, your cells are locked in heated conversation. They have much to say to one another. Who are you? What have you sensed? What do you need? Do you belong? Now Jay Groves is deciphering yet another mode of cellular discourse: spatial patterning. Read the story in ScienceMatters@Berkeley. More
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