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Mechanical Stress and Deformation in Healthy and Senescent Endothelial Cells
Endothelial cells are continuously exposed to shear stress from blood flow, which plays a critical role in mechanotransduction and the regulation of cellular behavior. These fluid-induced forces lead to cellular deformation and the transmission of stress to intracellular structures, including the nu
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