Current Topics in Membranes by Klaus Ley (Eds.)
By Klaus Ley (Eds.)
Current subject matters in Membranes presents a scientific, accomplished, and rigorous method of particular themes proper to the learn of mobile membranes. This quantity offers a overview of the newest developments in leucocyte adhesion. legislation of telephone adhesion is critical for immune process functionality.
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Neutrophil Tether Dynamics The dynamic behavior of tether formation from neutrophils is of particular interest because of their role in modulating cell rolling behavior. 6 Â 10À 6 N s/m (Shao & Hochmuth, 1996; Xu & Shao, 2005). More recently, Heinrich, Leung, and Evans (2005) examined tether formation rates over a much wider range (up to 200 mm/s) and found a substantially nonlinear relationship between force and tether growth rate. Their original 18 Waugh interpretation of this was that the tethered membranes were exhibiting shear thinning behavior, and they proposed a power law dependence of growth rate on force.
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