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Mechanotransduction is known as the cellular mechanism converting insoluble biophysical signals in the local cellular microenvironment (e.g. matrix rigidity, external mechanical forces, and fluid shear) into intracellular signalling to regulate cellular behaviours. While microfluidic technologies support a precise and independent control of soluble factors in the cellular microenvironment (e.g....

Erratum, Vol. 9, May 31 Release

Erratum, Vol. 9, May 10 Release

MUMJ Vol 9 v2 May 16

INTRODUCING THE NEGLECTED TROPICAL DISEASES Over the past two centuries, advances in the understanding of communicable diseases have led to considerable reductions in their global burden. Due to advances in sanitation, germ theory, vaccination, antimicrobial drugs, and other factors, infectious disease is no longer the leading cause of death in the developed world.1 In poor areas of the world, ...

Washington University Record, May 9, 1996