Team:MIT/nocontent

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A hallmark of higher order organisms is the appearance of cell populations that interact with one another to form multi-cellular structures. However, although many scientists have studied these interactions, it has been very difficult to engineer multicellularity. This year, we aim to elucidate the engineering of multi-cellular mammalian systems through the study of  two well-known and highly-conserved signalling motifs, the Notch-Delta signalling pathway and G-Protein Coupled Receptors. Our goal is to integrate the extracellular environment into our circuits to influence the emergence of specific self-assembling cell patterns by engineering these pathways. From these efforts, we will produce a proof of principle for tissue design and will look to pursue higher level tissue formation for application in therapeutics.
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