Mathematical Model For Shear-induced Cytosolic Calcium Oscillations: The Role Of (ca2+)i In Cytoskeleton Organisations
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Free (open access)
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Volume
2
Pages
7
Published
1995
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655 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/BIO950081
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
J.K. Chang, J. Kim, B.G. Min & D.C. Haif
Abstract
The inherent role of [Ca^+jj on the shear-induced polymerization of cytoskeleton was proposed by the flow chamber experiments and the mathematical modeling of cytosolic calcium oscillations to access the correlation of signal transduction and the mechanotransduction of endothelial cells. From the results of flow chamber experiments of endothelial cells adhered on the fibronectin, the opening characteristic of membrane-bound calcium channel was assumed to biphasic function to the exposure time of shear stress. With this modification, the model for IPs-induced calcium oscillation shows a good agreement with the wav
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