Volume 11, Issue 8, November 2012

Special Issue on Mechanics of Development

ISSN: 1617-7959 (Print) 1617-7940 (Online)

In this issue (11 articles)

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    Epithelial machines of morphogenesis and their potential application in organ assembly and tissue engineering

    Sagar D. Joshi, Lance A. Davidson Pages 1109-1121
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    A simple model for estimating the active reactions of embryonic tissues to a deforming mechanical force

    A. N. Mansurov, A. A. Stein, L. V. Beloussov Pages 1123-1136
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    Assessing the mechanical energy costs of various tissue reshaping mechanisms

    G. Wayne Brodland, Jim H. Veldhuis Pages 1137-1147
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    Mechanotransduction in embryonic vascular development

    Beth L. Roman, Kerem Pekkan Pages 1149-1168
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    Extracellular matrix and the mechanics of large artery development

    Jeffrey K. Cheng, Jessica E. Wagenseil Pages 1169-1186
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    Biomechanics of early cardiac development

    Sevan Goenezen, Monique Y. Rennie… Pages 1187-1204
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    Computational simulation of hemodynamic-driven growth and remodeling of embryonic atrioventricular valves

    Philip R. Buskohl, James T. Jenkins… Pages 1205-1217
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    Cardiomyocytes from late embryos and neonates do optimal work and striate best on substrates with tissue-level elasticity: metrics and mathematics

    Stephanie F. Majkut, Dennis E. Discher Pages 1219-1225
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    The contribution of cellular mechanotransduction to cardiomyocyte form and function

    Sean P. Sheehy, Anna Grosberg… Pages 1227-1239
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    Matrix compliance and RhoA direct the differentiation of mammary progenitor cells

    Cecillia Lui, KangAe Lee, Celeste M. Nelson Pages 1241-1249
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    A potential role for differential contractility in early brain development and evolution

    Benjamen A. Filas, Alina Oltean… Pages 1251-1262
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