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2. Direct measurement of cortical force generation and polarization in a living parasite.

3. Integration of acoustic radiation force and optical imaging for blood plasma clot stiffness measurement.

4. Polarized actin structural dynamics in response to cyclic uniaxial stretch.

5. Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering: A Tipping Point.

6. A Semi-Automatic Method for Image Analysis of Edge Dynamics in Living Cells.

7. Leukocyte rolling on engineered nanodot surfaces.

8. A stretching device for high-resolution live-cell imaging.

9. Cell Structure Controls Endothelial Cell Migration under Fluid Shear Stress.

10. Semiconductor nanoparticles as energy mediators for photosensitizer-enhanced radiotherapy.

11. Micropatterned structural control suppresses mechanotaxis of endothelial cells.

12. Choosing sides in polarized endothelial adaptation to shear stress.

13. Short-Term Shear Stress Induces Rapid Actin Dynamics in Living Endothelial Cells.

14. Peroxynitrite inhibits myofibrillar protein function in an in vitro assay of motility.

15. Mapping the dynamics of shear stress-induced structural changes in endothelial cells.

17. Assessment of contractility of purified smooth muscle cells derived from embryonic stem cells.

18. Designing a nano-interface in a microfluidic chip to probe living cells: challenges and perspectives.

19. Loss of PECAM-1 function impairs alveolarization.

20. Mechanisms of mechanotransduction.

21. Molecular control of cytoskeletal mechanics by hemodynamic forces.

22. Putting the squeeze on mechanotransduction.

23. Mapping mechanical strain of an endogenous cytoskeletal network in living endothelial cells.

24. Spatial microstimuli in endothelial mechanosignaling.

25. SM22beta encodes a lineage-restricted cytoskeletal protein with a unique developmentally regulated pattern of expression.

26. The cytoskeleton under external fluid mechanical forces: hemodynamic forces acting on the endothelium.

27. The convergence of haemodynamics, genomics, and endothelial structure in studies of the focal origin of atherosclerosis.

28. Hemodynamics and the focal origin of atherosclerosis: a spatial approach to endothelial structure, gene expression, and function.

29. Analysis of SM22alpha-deficient mice reveals unanticipated insights into smooth muscle cell differentiation and function.

30. Spatiotemporal analysis of flow-induced intermediate filament displacement in living endothelial cells.

31. Rapid displacement of vimentin intermediate filaments in living endothelial cells exposed to flow.

32. A chamber to permit invasive manipulation of adherent cells in laminar flow with minimal disturbance of the flow field.

33. A spatial approach to transcriptional profiling: mechanotransduction and the focal origin of atherosclerosis.

34. A mechanism for erythrocyte-mediated elevation of apparent viscosity by leukocytes in vivo without adhesion to the endothelium.

35. Mechanisms for increased blood flow resistance due to leukocytes.

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