Interaction between Cell Mechanics and Cell Fate

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Background

The interplay between cell mechanics and cell fate is crucial in biological processes such as development, differentiation, and disease. Mechanical properties of the cellular environment, including stiffness and shear stress, significantly influence cell behavior, while changes in cell fate can alter these mechanics.



 



This Research Topic invites contributions that explore the bidirectional relationship between cell mechanics and cell fate. Key themes include:



- Mechanotransduction Pathways: How cells sense and respond to mechanical cues.



- Mechanical Influence on Cell Fate: Effects of different mechanical forces on differentiation, proliferation, and apoptosis.



- Cell Fate Changes: How differentiation affects mechanical properties.



- Computational Models: Predictive models of mechanical influences on cell behavior.



- In Vivo Studies: Role of mechanics in tissue development and organization.



 



We welcome original research, reviews, and perspectives that shed light on the dynamic feedback between cell mechanics and cell fate, aiming to advance our understanding and application of mechanobiology.

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Keywords: Cell Mechanics, Cell Fate, Interactions, development, cellular environment

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