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3D environment favors persistent changes in cell functions and altered morphology, wrinkling, and biomechanical signature of the nucleus.

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Nonuniform laminated beam of Lord–Shulman type

Studies in Applied Mathematics, 2022
AbstractThe nonuniform thermoelastic laminated beam of the Lord–Shulman type is considered. The model is a two‐layered beam with structural damping due to the interfacial slip. The well‐posedness is proved by the semigroup theory of linear operators approach together with the Lumer–Phillips theorem.
Baowei Feng   +3 more
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A-type lamins: Guardians of the soma?

Nature Cell Biology, 2004
The gene LMNA encodes the proteins lamins A and C and is implicated in nine different laminopathies - inherited diseases that are linked to premature ageing. Recent evidence has demonstrated that lamins A and C have essential functions in protecting cells from physical damage, as well as in maintaining the function of transcription factors required for
Chris J, Hutchison, Howard J, Worman
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Laminopathies and A-type lamin-associated signalling pathways

Advances in Enzyme Regulation, 2010
IntroductionThe nuclear envelope (NE) is the most important border in the eukaryotic cells, essential inmaintaining the identity of the nuclear and cytoplasmic compartments and in allowing additionallevels of regulation and control of the gene expression.
Maraldi NM   +5 more
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A laminated core type parametric induction motor

IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 1997
A new type of a parametric motor using a laminated iron core is proposed in this paper. The structure and the fundamental performance characteristics of the motor are discussed. It is clarified that the output and efficiency of the trial motor are comparable to conventional single phase induction motors.
Y. Sakamoto, M. Natsusaka, K. Murakami
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Identification of novel phosphorylation sites in murine A‐type lamins

European Journal of Biochemistry, 1993
We report the distribution of phosphorylation sites in murine lamins A and C (A‐type lamins) in vitro and in vivo followed by reverse‐phase high‐performance liquid chromatography and micro‐sequencing of peptides spanning the almost complete lamin sequence. We show that two distinct protein kinases, cell‐division‐cycle‐2 kinase (cdc2 kinase) and protein
M, Eggert   +5 more
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SUV39h‐ and A‐type lamin‐dependent telomere nuclear rearrangement

Journal of Cellular Biochemistry, 2010
AbstractTelomeres are specialized chromatin structures that are situated at the end of linear chromosomes and play an important role in cell senescence and immortalization. Here, we investigated whether changes in histone signature influence the nuclear arrangement and positioning of telomeres.
Radka, Uhlírová   +10 more
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