Titlebook: Cytomechanics; The Mechanical Basis Jürgen Bereiter-Hahn,O. Roger Anderson,Wolf-Ernst Book 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987 cel

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4310-0er, with respect to descriptions of cell consistency, Dujardin was anticipated by nearly a century. Abraham Trembley (1700–1784) ascribed the elasticity, contractility, and propulsive activity of the tentacles of the green hydra to a mucoid substance (“matière glaireuse”) (1744). Martin Ledermüller

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4310-0e mean symbiont surface area enclosed by cytoplasmic sheaths, an estimated total outer membrane surface area for a typical large spongiose skeletal radiolarian is 1.4 × 10. μm.. This is un-, doubtedly a conservative estimate as additional membranous envelopes and weblike rhizopodial elements are oft

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Use of Finite Element Methods in Cytomechanics: Study of the Mechanical Stability of the Skeletal Ban developmental processes (Green 1980). For example, plant growth is a biophysical phenomenon where the compliance of the cell wall under turgor pressure determines the direction and extent of growth (Taiz 1984; Cosgrove 1986). Growth/remodeling of bones is modulated by the mechanical loads impresse

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Mechanics and Hydrodynamics of Rotating Filaments. Their motile function relates to the interaction with associated proteins. Many of them are minifilaments (2 to 4 nm; e.g., spectrin, filamin, actin-binding protein, myosin), and have a high α-helical content. Also, intermediate filaments consist of coiled-coils twisted into ropes (? 10 nm). Minif

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Mechanical Concepts of Membrane Dynamics: Diffusion and Phase Separation in Two Dimensionstion compartments while at the same time allowing a controlled exchange of substances across these boundaries. For maintenance of shape they need sufficient mechanical rigidity, yet this must not interfere with continuous turnover of their components, with cell motility, cell migration, or cytokines