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City Schwarz / Akiyama / Boston / / Company Safran / Geisse N. A. / / Country United States / / / Event Movie Release / / Facility Children’s Hospital / square ECM / / IndustryTerm pharmaceutical applications / elegant new microarray-based mechanosensor technology / real-time analysis / signal transduction machinery / chemical signaling cascades / physical and chemical cues / silicon chip / therapies for hypertension / microfluidics systems / contractile machinery / microcontact printing technique / / MedicalCondition cancer metastasis / intestinal dysfunction / hypertension / disease / cardiac failure / pulmonary hypertension / diseases / asthma / / Movie A. D. / / Organization Harvard Medical School / Children’s Hospital / / Person Nat / Mooney / Donald E. Ingber / / Position D. J. / molecular cell biologist / Butler / engineer / / ProvinceOrState S. K. / Massachusetts / / Technology silicon chip / polymerization / biochips / lithography / microarray-based mechanosensor technology / microfluidics / photolithography / apoptosis / / URL www.pnas.org兾cgi兾doi兾10.1073兾pnas.0530201100 / /
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Mechanosensation through integrins: Cells act locally but think globally Donald E. Ingber* Vascular Biology Program, Departments of Pathology and Surgery, Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 0211