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Effect of Substrate Stiffness and Adhesion on Endothelial Cell Dynamics
Cell dynamics has become an emerging field of study, with early works on migration and traction force microscopy (TFM), such as that of Dembo and Wang (1999), describing the mechanisms of cell motility. They studied mammalian fibroblasts on substrates of varying stiffness, showing that tractions str
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