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Substrate Resistance to Traction Forces Controls Fibroblast Polarization

2020-05-15

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The mechanics of fibronectin-rich extracellular matrix regulate cell physiology in a number of diseases, prompting efforts to elucidate cell mechanosensing mechanisms at the molecular and cellular scale. Here, the use of fibronectin-functionalized silicone elastomers that exhibit considerable frequency-dependence in viscoelastic properties unveiled the presence of two cellular processes that respond discreetly to...

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60da94cc-6006-51c0-9981-a7d16d547d4e
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10.1101/2020.05.15.098046
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