Not exact matches
«Recently,
mechanical forces have been increasingly found to
play a role in development and tissue regulation,» she says.
Existing experimental evidence showed that
mechanical forces were at
play in the changes in both fibrosis and cancer and that these
forces were important to their development and progression but could not explain the long - ranging changes cells were able to produce to change their environments.
Cells use these
forces to sense
mechanical changes in their environment, which
plays an important role for example in wound healing.
These findings suggest
mechanical forces in the early embryo's microenvironment may
play a bigger role in its development than scientists had realized.
These turnovers, if they depend on
forces exerted at contacts, may
play a key role in the
mechanical adaptation of epithelia.
A traumatic brain injury is when the brain is damaged by an external
mechanical force, like the type you may have in a car accident, if you fall,
play sport or if you are assaulted.