Yu‐Li Wang and Dennis E. Discher (Eds.)9780123705006, 0123705002
* Presents a distinctive emphasis on matrix mechanics and their interplay with cell functions
* Includes highly significant topics relevant to basic and translational research, as well as tissue engineering
* Emphasizes mechanical input and output of cells
Table of contents :
Content:
Basic Rheology for Biologists Review Article
Pages 1,3-27
Paul A. Janmey, Penelope C. Georges, Søren Hvidt
Polyacrylamide Hydrogels for Cell Mechanics: Steps Toward Optimization and Alternative Uses Review Article
Pages 29-46
Casey E. Kandow, Penelope C. Georges, Paul A. Janmey, Karen A. Beningo
Microscopic Methods for Measuring the Elasticity of Gel Substrates for Cell Culture: Microspheres, Microindenters, and Atomic Force Microscopy Review Article
Pages 47-65
Margo T. Frey, Adam Engler, Dennis E. Discher, Juliet Lee, Yu‐Li Wang
Surface Patterning Review Article
Pages 67-87
Irene Y. Tsai, Alfred J. Crosby, Thomas P. Russell
Molecular Engineering of Cellular Environments: Cell Adhesion to Nano‐Digital Surfaces Review Article
Pages 89-111
Joachim P. Spatz, Benjamin Geiger
Probing Cellular Mechanical Responses to Stimuli Using Ballistic Intracellular Nanorheology Review Article
Pages 113,115-140
Porntula Panorchan, Jerry S.H. Lee, Brian R. Daniels, Thomas P. Kole, Yiider Tseng, Denis Wirtz
Multiple‐Particle Tracking and Two‐Point Microrheology in Cells Review Article
Pages 141-178
John C. Crocker, Brenton D. Hoffman
Imaging Stress Propagation in the Cytoplasm of a Living Cell Review Article
Pages 179-198
Ning Wang, Shaohua Hu, James P. Butler
Probing Intracellular Force Distributions by High‐Resolution Live Cell Imaging and Inverse Dynamics Review Article
Pages 199-235
Lin Ji, Dinah Loerke, Margaret Gardel, Gaudenz Danuser
Analysis of Microtubule Curvature Review Article
Pages 237-268
Andrew D. Bicek, Erkan Tüzel, Daniel M. Kroll, David J. Odde
Nuclear Mechanics and Methods Review Article
Pages 269-294
Jan Lammerding, Kris Noel Dahl, Dennis E. Discher, Roger D. Kamm
The Use of Gelatin Substrates for Traction Force Microscopy in Rapidly Moving Cells Review Article
Pages 295,297-312
Juliet Lee
Microfabricated Silicone Elastomeric Post Arrays for Measuring Traction Forces of Adherent Cells Review Article
Pages 313-328
Nathan J. Sniadecki, Christopher S. Chen
Cell Adhesion Strengthening: Measurement and Analysis Review Article
Pages 329-346
Kristin E. Michael, Andrés J. García
Studying the Mechanics of Cellular Processes by Atomic Force Microscopy Review Article
Pages 347-372
Manfred Radmacher
Using Force to Probe Single‐Molecule Receptor–Cytoskeletal Anchoring Beneath the Surface of a Living Cell Review Article
Pages 373-396
Evan Evans, Koji Kinoshita
High‐Throughput Rheological Measurements with an Optical Stretcher Review Article
Pages 397-423
Bryan Lincoln, Falk Wottawah, Stefan Schinkinger, Susanne Ebert, Jochen Guck
Measuring Mechanical Properties of Embryos and Embryonic Tissues Review Article
Pages 425-439
Lance Davidson, Ray Keller
Tools to Study Cell Mechanics and Mechanotransduction Review Article
Pages 441,443-472
Tanmay P. Lele, Julia E. Sero, Benjamin D. Matthews, Sanjay Kumar, Shannon Xia, Martin Montoya‐Zavala, Thomas Polte, Darryl Overby, Ning Wang, Donald E. Ingber
Magnetic Tweezers in Cell Biology Review Article
Pages 473-493
Monica Tanase, Nicolas Biais, Michael Sheetz
Optical Neuronal Guidance Review Article
Pages 495-520
Allen Ehrlicher, Timo Betz, Björn Stuhrmann, Michael Gögler, Daniel Koch, Kristian Franze, Yunbi Lu, Josef Käs
Microtissue Elasticity: Measurements by Atomic Force Microscopy and Its Influence on Cell Differentiation Review Article
Pages 521-545
Adam J. Engler, Florian Rehfeldt, Shamik Sen, Dennis E. Discher
Demystifying the Effects of a Three‐Dimensional Microenvironment in Tissue Morphogenesis Review Article
Pages 547-583
Kandice R. Johnson, Jennifer L. Leight, Valerie M. Weaver
Series Editors
Page II
Contents
Pages V-XI
Contributors to Volume 83
Pages XIII-XVII
Preface
Pages XIX-XX
Yu‐Li Wang, Denis E. Discher
Subject Index
Pages 585-599
Contents of Previous Volumes
Pages 601-608
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