Interplay Between Long-Range And Short-Range Interactions In Polymer Self-Assembly And Cell Adhesion
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...It is tempting to use the “string method” to be discussed in the Chapter 5 in Part II, which is an efficient method to locate extremum as well as saddle points on the free energy landscape, or to adapt the cell dynamics approach by Bahiana and Oono (1990)....
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...Finally we point out that due to the barrier between the bound and the unbound state, even in flat geometries the adhesion process should be a first-order transition (Bruinsma and Sackmann, 2002; Weikl et al., 2002)....
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..., 1996) and theoretical estimations (Bruinsma et al., 2000; Bruinsma and Sackmann, 2002) suggest that in the adhesion of cells or vesicles, the small contact adhesion zones have ligand-receptor bonds aggregated at much higher densities than the bulk average....
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...Despite the complexity of these interactions, researchers have been successful in explaining many experimental observations from thermodynamic and physico-chemical analysis, and many features of cell adhesion can be qualitatively understood from basic physical principles (Bell, 1978; Bell et al., 1984; Torney et al., 1986; Coombs et al., 2004; Flyvbjerg et al., 1997; Zukerman and Bruinsma, 1995; Lipowsky, 1996; Bruinsma et al., 2000; Boulbitch et al., 2001; Bruinsma and Sackmann, 2002; Sackmann and Bruinsma, 2002; Sackmann and Goennenwein, 2006)....
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...The whole process is likened to the wetting transition (Bruinsma and Sackmann, 2002) and phenomenological parameters like the surface tension, the spreading pressure, and the contact angle can be measured and related to underlying parameters, including the mechanical properties of the membrane and the molecular parameters of receptors (Bruinsma et al....
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...We offer a systematic analysis of the dynamics of the first-order adhesion typical for cell and membrane adhesion mediated by specific receptors (Bruinsma et al., 2000; Bruinsma and Sackmann, 2002; Sackmann and Goennenwein, 2006)....
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...In many experimental settings ligands and receptors are fixed on beads (Kuo and Lauffenburger, 1993; Eniola et al., 2003) or covalently linked (Lin et al....
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..., 2004; Cuvelier and Nassoy, 2004), and substrate-supported monolayer and bilayer membranes (Sackmann, 1996; Tanaka and Sackmann, 2005) allow better characterization of the specific and non-specific interactions because of the absence of complicating factors such as chemical signaling and deformability of biological cells in vivo (Lawrence and Springer, 1991; Dustin et al., 1996; Finger et al., 1996; Kuo and Lauffenburger, 1993; Eniola et al., 2003)....
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..., 1996) and theoretical estimations (Bruinsma et al., 2000; Bruinsma and Sackmann, 2002) suggest that in the adhesion of cells or vesicles, the small contact adhesion zones have ligand-receptor bonds aggregated at much higher densities than the bulk average....
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...Despite the complexity of these interactions, researchers have been successful in explaining many experimental observations from thermodynamic and physico-chemical analysis, and many features of cell adhesion can be qualitatively understood from basic physical principles (Bell, 1978; Bell et al., 1984; Torney et al., 1986; Coombs et al., 2004; Flyvbjerg et al., 1997; Zukerman and Bruinsma, 1995; Lipowsky, 1996; Bruinsma et al., 2000; Boulbitch et al., 2001; Bruinsma and Sackmann, 2002; Sackmann and Bruinsma, 2002; Sackmann and Goennenwein, 2006)....
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...The whole process is likened to the wetting transition (Bruinsma and Sackmann, 2002) and phenomenological parameters like the surface tension, the spreading pressure, and the contact angle can be measured and related to underlying parameters, including the mechanical properties of the membrane and the molecular parameters of receptors (Bruinsma et al., 2000; Simson et al., 1998; Boulbitch et al., 2001)....
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...We offer a systematic analysis of the dynamics of the first-order adhesion typical for cell and membrane adhesion mediated by specific receptors (Bruinsma et al., 2000; Bruinsma and Sackmann, 2002; Sackmann and Goennenwein, 2006)....
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...The separation ∆L is between 5 and 50 nm, depending on the size of the receptors (Bruinsma et al., 2000; Martin et al., 2006), and we take L0 = 5 nm....
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