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Actin Branching Regulates Cell Spreading and Force on Talin, but not Activation of YAP. [PDF]
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Microvilli's grip on T cell development. [PDF]
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Hybrid MPL Scaffolds with Nanoscale Mechanobiology for Bone-on-Chip
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Mechanosensing in embryogenesis
Current Opinion in Cell Biology, 2021Mechanical forces generated by living cells at the molecular level propagate to the cellular and organismal level and have profound consequences for embryogenesis. A direct result of force application is movement, as occurs in chromosome separation, cell migration, or tissue folding.
Priti, Agarwal, Ronen, Zaidel-Bar
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Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 2005
Because bacterial mechanosensitive channels have been cloned, purified, crystallized and subjected to a genetic, biochemical and physical scrutiny, they have become the current structural models of mechanosensation to atomic detail. The key observation, supported by recent mutagenesis studies, is that these channels receive stretch force directly ...
Andriy, Anishkin, Ching, Kung
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Because bacterial mechanosensitive channels have been cloned, purified, crystallized and subjected to a genetic, biochemical and physical scrutiny, they have become the current structural models of mechanosensation to atomic detail. The key observation, supported by recent mutagenesis studies, is that these channels receive stretch force directly ...
Andriy, Anishkin, Ching, Kung
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Towards artificial mechanosensing
Nature Materials, 2020Carbon nanotubes with single-digit diameter embedded in a solid artificial membrane show pressure-sensitive ionic conductance that is similar to the mechanically activated currents of biological ion channels.
Sanjin Marion, Aleksandra Radenovic
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Journal of Neurobiology, 2004
AbstractThe ability of cells to detect and transduce mechanical stimuli impinging on them is a fundamental process that underlies normal cell growth, hearing, balance, touch, and pain. Surprisingly, little research has focused on mechanotransduction as it relates to the sensations of somatic touch and pain.
Gary R, Lewin, Rabih, Moshourab
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AbstractThe ability of cells to detect and transduce mechanical stimuli impinging on them is a fundamental process that underlies normal cell growth, hearing, balance, touch, and pain. Surprisingly, little research has focused on mechanotransduction as it relates to the sensations of somatic touch and pain.
Gary R, Lewin, Rabih, Moshourab
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Mechanosensation and joint deformities
Science, 2023Dysfunction of a mechanosensor in sensory neurons causes joint ...
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