By Adam J Engler; Sanjay Kumar
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Volume 126 good points in-depth reports that concentrate on the instruments required to enquire mechanotransduction. extra chapters specialise in how we will be able to use those instruments to reply to primary questions on the interplay of actual forces with phone biology, morphogenesis, and serve as of mature buildings. Chapters within the quantity are authored by way of a distinct mix of telephone biologists and engineers, delivering various views on mechanotransduction.
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