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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90436-8tely 150 years ago. The application of continuum mechanics to the passive and active behaviors of cells is even much more recent. Detailed analytical and computational solutions describing the deformation of cells and their components has only been carried through extensively in the last two or thre

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Empirische Analysen zum Klassenrat, e. no cell stays on the back of another) resting on a collagenous basal lamina, with a thickness of from 2 to 5 μm, the higher spots reveling the cell nuclei. The endothelium separates blood from tissue. It’s importance to the circulation is somewhat analogous to the skin to a man, the roof to a ho

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90436-8ing and bifurcation, and fluid dynamic patterns at these sites of flow division can be extremely complex by comparison with flow in unbranching vessel segments. In certain larger and medium-sized arteries, such as the carotid, coronary and aorto-iliac arteries, these sites of branching and bifurcati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90436-8tic lesions, and the role of blood flow dynamics as a localizing factor in the genesis of atherosclerosis has provided considerable impetus for the investigation of arterial flow phenomena during the last two decades. Clinical observations have proven that atherosclerosis, a disease of large and med

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Studien zur Schul- und Bildungsforschungcular tone alterations may result from external stimuli (i. e., neural or humoral factors, changes in pressure or flow, etc.) though spontaneous oscillations in muscular tone, in the absence of variations in external stimuli, are also observed. These are usually manifested by low-frequency oscillati

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,Ebenen sozialer Komplexit?t und Verhalten,ort studies in the microcirculation are, therefore, primarily concerned with the mechanisms by which metabolites and catabolites are exchanged across the capillary wall. In contrast, in large vessels, there is more interest in the processes by which materials move into and out of the wall tissue its