Covers the structure and mechanics of mammalian cells, adhesion, mechanosensation, mechanotransduction, Rho signaling, actin dynamics, specialized actin organizations, integrins, and nuclear mechanotransduction.
Explores cell adhesion, the ECM, drug delivery, immune engineering, and tissue engineering, emphasizing the dynamic nature of ECM and its crucial role in tissue strength and homeostasis.
Explores cell adhesion, ECM interaction, mechanical sensors, stiffness effect on cell differentiation, and artificial matrices for tissue engineering.
Explores tissue mechanics, cell adhesion, and gastrulation mechanisms, including cell sorting, force balance, and genetic regulation.
Covers how bacteria sense and respond to forces, exploring bacterial cell structures, adhesion mechanisms, motility, and mechanotransduction.
