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Vascular smooth muscle contractility depends on cell shape
Patrick W. Alford
, Alexander P. Nesmith
, Johannes N. Seywerd
, Anna Grosberg
, Kevin Kit Parker
Biomedical Engineering
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Smooth muscle Contraction
100%
Vascular Smooth muscle Cells
100%
Cell Shape
100%
Vascular Tissue
40%
Arterial Function
20%
Smooth muscle
20%
Spindle
20%
Physiological Role
20%
Contractile Function
20%
Cross-sectional Area
20%
Muscle Architecture
20%
Thin Film Technology
20%
Phenotypic Characterization
20%
Tissue Function
20%
Contraction Force
20%
Cellular Architecture
20%
Spindle Elongation
20%
Contractile Phenotype
20%
Phenotype Markers
20%
Microcontact Printing
20%
Muscle Structure
20%
Muscular Thin Films
20%
Small Aspect Ratio
20%
Highly Aligned
20%
Endothelin 1 (ET-1)
20%
Immunology and Microbiology
Vascular Smooth Muscle Cell
100%
Smooth Muscle Contractility
100%
Cell Shape
100%
Vascular Smooth Muscle
100%
Vascular Tissue
66%
Smooth Muscle
33%
Endothelin
33%
In Vitro
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cell Shape
100%
Smooth Muscle Contractility
100%
Endothelin 1
100%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Vascular Smooth Muscle
100%
Contractility
100%
Vascular Tissue
40%
Smooth Muscle
20%
Endothelin
20%