The structure/function relationship is fundamental to our understanding of biological systems
at all levels, and drives most, if not all, techniques for detecting, diagnosing, and treating …

Pattern formation in developing tissues involves dynamic spatio-temporal changes in
cellular organization and subsequent evolution of functional adult structures. Branching …

Background Computational analysis of tissue structure reveals sub-visual differences in
tissue functional states by extracting quantitative signature features that establish a …

This study considers the problem of describing and predicting cleft formation during the early
stages of branching morphogenesis in mouse submandibular salivary glands (SMG) under …

One of the most important components in the histopathological tissue images is the cell
nuclei. Features such as the number, morphological properties and location of the cell nuclei …

While the structure-function relationship paradigm forms the basis for understanding
biological systems at virtually all levels, the relationships linking tissue structure with tissue …

The cell is the smallest unit of living beings, which has structural and functional properties.
Almost all cell behaviors are regulated by various intracellular reactions initiated by the …

Cancer is the second leading cause of death after cardiovascular disease in the United
States. In 2010, 1.5 million new cancer cases were reported in the United States alone and …

Complex time-series systems such as biological networks have been studied for many years
using conventional molecular and cellular techniques. However, the multiscale nature of …

Pattern formation in developing tissues involves dynamic spatio-temporal changes in
cellular organization and subsequent evolution of functional adult structures. Branching …