Tower Semiconductor (Israel)

Intrinsic Adaptation: Do Woven Living Muscle Tissues Naturally Hypertrophy Under Load?

We argue that woven living muscle tissue, created through the fourth route (Composite Living Fiber fusion via Myomaker/Myomerger), necessarily exhibits adaptive hypertrophy under mechanical load. The fusion machinery that builds the tissue is the same machinery that drives satell...

The Fourth Route Beyond the Polygon: Cell Fusion as a Biological Mechanism for Interface Elimination in 3D Woven Tissue Constructs

We propose a fourth route to polygon transcendence in tissue engineering: weaving living muscle fibers (Composite Living Fibers, CLFs) and exploiting natural myoblast membrane fusion (Myomaker/Myomerger) to dissolve inter-fiber interfaces, producing scaffold-free continuous tissu...