Active Contractility of Adherent Cells - Part II
Offered By: BSS Physics School via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the advanced concepts of active contractility in adherent cells in this comprehensive lecture by U. Schwarz. Delve into the intricate mechanisms governing cellular adhesion and contractile forces, building upon foundational knowledge. Examine cutting-edge research and theoretical models that elucidate the complex interplay between cell structure, mechanical properties, and active force generation. Gain insights into the latest experimental techniques and computational approaches used to study cellular mechanics. Analyze the implications of active contractility on various biological processes, including cell migration, tissue morphogenesis, and mechanotransduction. Enhance your understanding of biophysics and cell biology through this in-depth exploration of cellular mechanics.
Syllabus
Active contractility of adherent cells II - U. Schwarz (July 16, BSS 2024)
Taught by
BSS Physics School
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