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Collective Cell Fluidity Controls Active Prestress Transmission in Cell-Extracellular-Matrix Tissues
Tissues are active composites in which multicellular collectives and extracellular matrices mechanically reorganize one another. We develop a three-dimensional micromechanical model that couples deformable, rearranging cell clusters to a disordered network of semiflexible fibers through a dynamic, f
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