Mechanics of the Cell
By M. Sheetz. 2002
201 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Cell Biology, Food Science
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In Cell Biology
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- Joachim Pius Spatz
- A. Fery
In Food Science
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- Mechanical properties of micro-and nanocapsules : Single-capsule measurements (2007, background): “, kz10 19 Jz10 20 ḱBT at ambient temperatures [17] gives rise to thermally activated shape fluctuations of the membrane in order to increase their configurational entropy [87].”
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- Free Vibration and Bending Analyses of Cantilever Microtubules Based on Nonlocal Continuum Model (2010, background): “It is accepted that some mechanical behavior such as vibration, bending and buckling of the beam-like micro structures based on nonlocal elasticity theory are entirely different from their counterparts based on the classical (macro) beam theory [2-10].”
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