Mechanochemical control of stem cell biology in development and disease: Experimental and theoretical models
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A minimal `scar in a dish' model is developed to clarify the kinetics of tension-sensitive proteins in mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), which possess plasticity to mechanochemical changes of the microenvironment that are typical of scars.
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