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Physics Colloquium: Mohammad Mofrad (UC Berkeley ...
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Physics Colloquium: Mohammad Mofrad (UC Berkeley) February 5, :30pm. Title: Molecular Biophysics of the Cell, from Focal Adhesions to Nuclear Pores. It is now widely established that living cells sense mechanical signals, and respond actively by changing their phenotype. Cellular mechanotransduction is mediated by a combination of ...
BME 7900: Mohammad Mofrad - UC Berkeley - "Models of Cellular ...events.cornell.edu/event/bme_7900_anjelica_gonzalez_-_yale_university_-_tba
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It is now widely established that living cells sense mechanical signals, and respond actively by changing their phenotype accordingly. Cellular ...
NanoEngineering for Medicine and Biology (NEMB)
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Track Chairs: Anna Grosberg (UC Irvine), Mohammad Mofrad (UC Berkeley) Keynotes: Wonmuk Hwang (Texas A&M), Stephanie Seidlits (UCLA), Kris Noel ...
Scientists show which surfaces attract clingy Staph bacteria |...
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Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley researchers are investigating how shapes and surface texture influence the adhesion of infectious Staphylococcus Aureus bacteria....
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