Do membrane undulations help cells probe the world?
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Summary
It is proposed that spontaneous membrane mobility shapes the initial information generated by cell-to-surface contacts, and thereby biases later consequences of these interactions.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2009-09-01
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- 51
- References
- 81
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Keywords
Acetic acid, Chemistry, Xylose, Carbon dioxide, Pulp and paper industry
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