New
machine learning model describes dynamics of cell development
In order to
address this problem, researchers at the Helmholtz Zentrum München and the
University of Massachusetts use pseudodynamics, a mathematical model that
estimates developmental processes from single-cell time series observations.
Their report has been published in Nature Biotechnology.
In their
nucleus, stem cells carry the DNA that is the blueprint for any organ or tissue.
They are thus able to give rise to various cell types, such as skin cells or
blood-forming cells. Depending on their type, the newly created cells perform
specific tasks in the body. They proliferate, mature, age and finally die
through apoptosis
2nd World Congress on Cell and Structural Biology
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December 2-3, 2019 Manila, Philippines
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