… produce dense networks of highly branched fibrin fibers, and … in part by promoting abnormal
fibrin deposition and structure. … a significantly denser fiber network proximal versus distal to …

… Fibrin deposition influenced the seeding, metabolic … fibrin-containing fiber networks in a
concentration-dependant manner. While initial cell attachment for networks with fibrin deposited …

… However, although reduced flow promotes fibrin deposition (2)… The elasticity of an
individual fibrin fiber in a clot. Proc Natl … Influence of fibrin network conformation and fibrin fiber …

… This work reveals that tight fibrin networks are dissolved at a slower rate than … fibers are
cleaved at a faster rate than thick (coarse) ones. Fibrin network architecture rather than fibrin fiber …

… ) the network consists of thinner fibers compared to the fibrin … The structure of fibrin networks
can be determined and … the fiber diameter, fiber density, number of branch points, fiber length…

… on platelet incorporation into a thrombus, thrombin generation and fibrin deposition [38–40].
In addition to effects on fibrin deposition, these studies may also reveal contributions of the …

… fibrin hydrogel. After ADSCs in the fibrin hydrogel were engaged to ECs, a vascular network
… Fibrin fibers were distinct in the SEM pictures (Figure 6g and Figure 7d). A clear interface of …

… fibrous network platform to mimic the structure of the extracellular matrix, where fibers consist
… As a model myofibroblast precursor, primary hepatic stellate cells were seeded onto fibers …

… Although the diffusion of proteins is rarely affected by the fiber network because there are
large … -specific magnetic resonance imaging contrast agents to visualize in vivo fibrin deposits …

… fibrin network. When thrombin generation is localized to a cell surface, clots develop a
significantly denser fiber network … , whereas high shear suppresses fibrin deposition. Interestingly, …