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Articles on Tensegrity
by Donald Ingber
The following articles are by Harvard cell biologist Ingber concerning the
prevalence of tensegrity as a principle
of biological structure from the micro-level of molecules and cells to the macro-level of
tissues and whole organisms. Amongst other things, he delves into how the larger scale
forces of physical use and misuse can directly affect cell function and gene expression.
You can find more at the
Ingber Lab website.
These articles are copyright by the author or publisher, I have only gathered them together here and/or formatted them
for easy reading and/or printing. In most cases the original Internet URL is in the document so you can go to
the original location.
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Ingber – Collected Articles –
Tensegrity.zip
-- This zip file contains all of the files listed below.
1.
The Architecture of Life -
Scientific American
2.
Tensegrity-based Mechanosensing -
Macro to Micro
3. Cellular
Mechanotransduction
4.
Bodywork and Cellular Mechanotransduction
5.
The Interface of Developmental
Biology & Regenerative Medicine
6.
Can Cancer be
Reversed by Engineering the Tumor Microenvironment?
7. From Molecular Cell Engineering to Biologically Inspired Engineering
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