Theorie Kolloquium | November 18, 16:30
Micromechanics of Life: Coordination of Forces by Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes
Cells have the ability to generate mechanical forces. Coordination of these forces is not only important for multicellular life, but also plays a role for various diseases. We combine physical theory and traction microscopy to uncover mechanisms of how cells feel and respond to forces. Here, we present a synopsis of recent findings on mechanisms of collective organization, ranging from bacteria to eukaryotic tissue cells.
Benedikt Sabaß, FZ Jülich
TP seminar room 0.03
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