Contractility - Globe Thesis

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121.	K+ Channels and Beta3 adrenergic receptors as new pharmacological targets for overactive bladder treatment
122.	Coordination between Actin Polymerization and Network Contractility Regulates Growth Cone Motility
123.	Studies on nonmuscle myosin-IIs: From subunit assembly to human disease; from contractility to cell sheet migration
124.	The Effects of Endothelial Cell Contractility and Extracellular Matrix Density on Capillary Morphogenesis and Maintenance in 3D Biomaterials
125.	Endothelin-1 and cardiac contractility
126.	Using traction force microscopy to study the role of fibroblast contractility in hypertensive cardiac dysfunction
127.	Mechanisms of Actomyosin Contractility in Cells
128.	Muscle metaboreflex control of coronary blood flow and ventricular contractility during dynamic exercise in normal and heart failure conditions
129.	Molecular mechanisms of cardiac contractility: Role of myofilament proteins
130.	Adherens junctions formation: The role of actin filament dynamics and myosin contractility
131.	Altered arterial muscle contractility and estrogen protection in spontaneous hypertension
132.	The immunology of parturition
133.	Regulation of uterine contractility
134.	Cytoskeletal control of fibroblast contractility
135.	On the origin of tissue mechanics: The effect of cell contractility and packing on extracellular matrix and soft tissue rheology
136.	Cells in a stiff environment: ROBO1 is regulated by extra-cellular matrix stiffness to modulate cellular contractility through the maturation of focal adhesions
137.	Microdomain based calcium influx pathways that regulate pathological cardiac hypertrophy and contractility
138.	The Role of FGF Signaling in the Regulation of Adult Murine Cardiomyocyte Contractility and Pathologic Hypertrophy
139.	TMEM16A Participates In Airway Smooth Muscle Contractility And Airway Hyperresponsiveness
140.	Adenovirus-Mediated Overexpression Of TNNI3K Promotes Cardiomyocyte Hypertrophy
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