- In the
inner ear,
stereocilia are the
mechanosensing organelles of hair cells,
which respond to
fluid motion in
numerous types of
animals for
various functions...
- cell turgor,
highlighting its
supportive rather than
primary role in
mechanosensing. Together, the
microtubule and
actin networks provide a
robust structural...
-
contraction machinery. It is
thought that
these adhesions are
involved in
mechanosensing, that is, they
respond both
physically and
chemically when
exposed to...
- crosstalk. This
cross talk has the
potential to help with the
mechanosensing. This
mechanosensing can help
protect the cell
during cellular migration within...
-
sampling of ECM
stiffness over
space and time in a
process called rigidity mechanosensing.
Recent research has
revealed that
individual focal adhesions do not...
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Exploration Agency: Atomization,
Biological Rhythms, Multi-omics, Cell
Mechanosensing 3,
Plant Gravity Sensing 3,
SAIBO L&M,
Space Pup, Stem Cells, MSPR LM...
-
Lineage specification Cancer cell
phenotype Fibrosis Hepatocyte function Mechanosensing Cell
culture in
three dimensions has been
touted as "Biology's New Dimension"...
- Stypmann, O. Kuss, M. Roden, K. Alitalo, D. Häussinger, E. Lammert:
Mechanosensing by β1
integrin induces angiocrine signals for
liver growth and survival...
-
sensed directly by
cells at all time and
force scales.
Their role in
mechanosensing is
important for durotaxis.
Actin TES (protein)
Paxillin Chen CS, Alonso...
- decades,
experiments observed biophysical optimality in chemosensing,
mechanosensing, and
light sensing. On the
Pacific coast of Canada,
crows forage on...
