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Optovolution leverages optogenetics and the yeast cell cycle to impose rapid, tunable selection, enabling the continuous evolution of light-responsive regulators, logic gates, and other complex protein behaviors that were previously difficult to evolve
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Integration of electrophysiology with single-cell transcriptomics defines the molecular signature of human dermal sleeping nociceptors and reveals oncostatin M as a selective modulator of these neurons in humans, providing a therapeutic entry point for neuropathic pain
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- Human interpretable grammar encodes multicellular systems . . . - Cell Press
We developed a plain text modeling language—a cell behavior hypothesis grammar—to easily build virtual cell models and connect them to data, helping scientists to unlock the hidden dynamics of tissues We provide examples showing how to use them in virtual experiments exploring how cancer responds to the cells in its environment and how the brain forms layers in development
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