Nanobiomechanics of living cells is very important to understand cell–materials interactions.
This would potentially help to optimize the surface design of the implanted materials and …

During the last decades, cell mechanics has been recognized as a quantitative measure to
discriminate between many physiological and pathological states of single cells. In the field …

No treatments exist to effectively treat many retinal diseases. Retinal pigmented epithelium
(RPE) and neural retina can be generated from human embryonic stem cells/induced …

Cells sense stiffness of surrounding tissues and adapt their activity, proliferation, motility and
mechanical properties based on such interactions. Cells probe the stiffness of the substrate …

B lymphocytes are activated upon Ag sensing by BCRs. The substrate presenting the Ag can
show different degrees of stiffness. It is not clear whether B cells can respond to changes in …

Relationships between composition, structure and constituent-specific functional properties
of human articular cartilage at different stages of osteoarthritis (OA) are poorly known. We …

A‐to‐I RNA editing by ADARs is an abundant epitranscriptomic RNA‐modification in
metazoa. In mammals, Flna pre‐mRNA harbours a single conserved A‐to‐I RNA editing site …

Vascular diseases are among the primary causes of death worldwide. In serious conditions,
replacement of the damaged vessel is required. Autologous grafts are preferred, but their …

Mechanical interactions between bacterial cells and extracellular polymeric substance are
essential in determining biofilm assembly and disassembly as well the mechanical …

Hydrogels from natural polymers such as sodium alginate have great potential in
regenerative medicine because of their biocompatibility, biodegradability, mechanical …