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Gene Regulation by Mechanical Forces

1 Jan 1997

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Endothelial cells are subjected to various mechanical forces in vivo from the flow of blood across the luminal surface of the blood vessel. The purpose of this review was to examine the data available on how these mechanical forces, in particular cyclic strain, affect the expression and regulation of endothelial cell function. Studies from various investigators using models of cyclic strain in vitro have shown...

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PMID: 9237042
DOI: 10.3109/10623329709079866

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