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  1. @mechanobio Towards an understanding of #epithelia 3D mechanical balance: a topic for which work is very much needed.
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  2. @mechanobio Towards an understanding of #epithelia 3D mechanical balance: a topic for which work is very much needed.
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  3. @mechanobio Towards an understanding of #epithelia 3D mechanical balance: a topic for which work is very much needed.
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  4. @mechanobio Towards an understanding of #epithelia 3D mechanical balance: a topic for which work is very much needed.
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  5. We also apply #SimuCell3D to the study of two morphogenetic problems: the formation and maintenance of #layered #epithelia and the cellular organization in a #pseudostratified epithelium.

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  6. We also apply #SimuCell3D to the study of two morphogenetic problems: the formation and maintenance of #layered #epithelia and the cellular organization in a #pseudostratified epithelium.

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  7. We also apply #SimuCell3D to the study of two morphogenetic problems: the formation and maintenance of #layered #epithelia and the cellular organization in a #pseudostratified epithelium.

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  8. We also apply #SimuCell3D to the study of two morphogenetic problems: the formation and maintenance of #layered #epithelia and the cellular organization in a #pseudostratified epithelium.

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  9. @mechanobio
    Great preprint, where one can see #epithelia torn by pulling on them or by their internal #tension (generated by #myosin activity).

    A slow pull (low strain rate) allows the monolayer to sustain much larger strain.

    Finally, they show how #keratin intermediate filaments are key for these mechanical properties.

    @JonFouchard @UlrichSchwarz @edouardhannezo

  10. @mechanobio
    Great preprint, where one can see #epithelia torn by pulling on them or by their internal #tension (generated by #myosin activity).

    A slow pull (low strain rate) allows the monolayer to sustain much larger strain.

    Finally, they show how #keratin intermediate filaments are key for these mechanical properties.

    @JonFouchard @UlrichSchwarz @edouardhannezo

  11. @mechanobio
    Great preprint, where one can see #epithelia torn by pulling on them or by their internal #tension (generated by #myosin activity).

    A slow pull (low strain rate) allows the monolayer to sustain much larger strain.

    Finally, they show how #keratin intermediate filaments are key for these mechanical properties.

    @JonFouchard @UlrichSchwarz @edouardhannezo

  12. @mechanobio
    Great preprint, where one can see #epithelia torn by pulling on them or by their internal #tension (generated by #myosin activity).

    A slow pull (low strain rate) allows the monolayer to sustain much larger strain.

    Finally, they show how #keratin intermediate filaments are key for these mechanical properties.

    @JonFouchard @UlrichSchwarz @edouardhannezo

  13. What controls dynamic #Epithelial-to-#Mesenchymal Transition of #cancer cells?

    Peter ten Dijke Lab at LUMC Leiden identify #plasmamembrane #glycosphingolipid composition and expression of their biosynthesis enzymes as key determinants of dynamic #EMT and #malignant transformation in human #epithelia

    embopress.org/doi/10.15252/emb

  14. What controls dynamic #Epithelial-to-#Mesenchymal Transition of #cancer cells?

    Peter ten Dijke Lab at LUMC Leiden identify #plasmamembrane #glycosphingolipid composition and expression of their biosynthesis enzymes as key determinants of dynamic #EMT and #malignant transformation in human #epithelia

    embopress.org/doi/10.15252/emb

  15. What controls dynamic #Epithelial-to-#Mesenchymal Transition of #cancer cells?

    Peter ten Dijke Lab at LUMC Leiden identify #plasmamembrane #glycosphingolipid composition and expression of their biosynthesis enzymes as key determinants of dynamic #EMT and #malignant transformation in human #epithelia

    embopress.org/doi/10.15252/emb