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A time-delayed mechanochemical feedback model reconciles stable maintenance and dynamic remodeling of cell-matrix adhesions
Focal adhesions maintain force-bearing attachment between cells and the extracellular matrix but can also undergo dynamic remodeling. Their assembly and actomyosin tension are coupled through mechanochemical feedback. The processes underlying this feedback are not instantaneous and therefore involve
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