Titlebook: Biomechanics of Cell Division; Nuri Akkas Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 biomechanics.cells.mechanics.membrane.or

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Mechanics of Cell Deformation: Relation to Cell Division,he levels of stress created in the cell during division? How large is the force of contraction in the cleavage ring? How do various structural elements of the cell resist cleavage? In the sections to follow, relevant features of the mechanics of cell deformation will be outlined and discussed’ in the context of these questions.

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Surface Changes in Relation to Cytokinesis and Other Stages During the Cell Cycle,ergoing cellularization..During the cell cycle of Lettre cells, membrane potential remains virtually constant, despite an increase in the amount of Na./K.-ATPase on which it is dependent. This is consistent with the view that changes in transmembrane signalling do not underlie the progression of continuously-dividing cells through the cell cycle.

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Elastic Models of Cytokinesis,d near the cell equator of the dividing cell. The mechanism responsible for the initiation of furrowing and furrow development is apparently a biochemical interaction of the internal cell structures with structures near the cell membrane [2,33].

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The Shaping of Cell Sheets: An Application of Mechanics in Developmental Biology,hose operating in cyto.kinesis; it can augment these with mechanisms involving interaction between cells. We shall inquire how intracellular and intercellular mechanisms may contribute to shaping an embryo.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-8343-8icate the normal events of cytokinesis and because of the apparent simplicity of the phenomenon, the same effect could be achieved by models based upon different physical mechanisms. In this circumstance, the workability of a model revealed little about the possibility that it accurately resembled the events that take place in the cell.

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Zusammenfassung und Implikationen,ates. There is no space for non-physical dimensions and principles in these definitions which reinforce the impression of the unchangeable on the one hand and the unbroken, concerted combination of parts on the other hand, which does not leave anything to chance.

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Location of the Physical Mechanism in the Cell,icate the normal events of cytokinesis and because of the apparent simplicity of the phenomenon, the same effect could be achieved by models based upon different physical mechanisms. In this circumstance, the workability of a model revealed little about the possibility that it accurately resembled the events that take place in the cell.

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,A Life Scientist’s View of the “Mechanics of Cell Division” or: Unknown, Forgotten and Neglected Meates. There is no space for non-physical dimensions and principles in these definitions which reinforce the impression of the unchangeable on the one hand and the unbroken, concerted combination of parts on the other hand, which does not leave anything to chance.