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Mechanisms of Mechanotransduction
Developmental Cell · 2006 · Vol. 10(1) · pp. 11–20
A. Wayne Orr✉(University of Virginia)Brian P. Helmke(University of Virginia)Brett R. Blackman(University of Virginia)Martin A. Schwartz(University of Virginia)
Cellular Mechanics and InteractionsErythrocyte Function and PathophysiologySkin and Cellular Biology ResearchMechanosensitive channelsMechanotransductionBiologyCell biologyGeneticsIon channel
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