Abstract We develop a two dimensional model of a vesicle adhered on a curved substrate via long-range molecular interactions while subjected to a detachment force. The relationship between the force and displace-ment of the vesicle is investigated as a function of the substrate shape. It is shown that both the force– displacement relationship and the maximum force at pull-off are significantly dependent on the substrate shape. The results suggest that probes with different tip shapes may be designed for cell manipulation. For example, we demonstrate that a vesicle can be pulled off a flat surface using a probe with a curved tip
All known biological organisms consist of cells. Contact probing of cells is one of the preferred me...
All known biological organisms consist of cells. Contact probing of cells is one of the preferred me...
Some biological systems, such as the tree frog, Litoria caerulea, and the bush-cricket, Tettigonia v...
AbstractWe consider the forced detachment of a thin-walled vesicle bonded to a substrate for two par...
We consider the forced detachment of a thin-walled vesicle bonded to a substrate for two particular ...
The adhesion of fluid vesicles at chemically structured substrates is studied theoretically via Mont...
AbstractCell or vesicle adhesion plays an essential role in a plethora of physiological activities. ...
10 pages, 10 figuresWe characterize vesicle adhesion onto homogeneous substrates by means of a pertu...
AbstractWe consider the forced detachment of a thin-walled vesicle bonded to a substrate for two par...
AbstractCell or vesicle adhesion plays an essential role in a plethora of physiological activities. ...
We develop a theoretical model to describe the vertical pulling of vesicles adhered in a contact pot...
A two-dimensionally adhesive contact model is established, in which a gas-filled elastic membrane ad...
Cell adhesion is an important cell function crucially involved in a wide variety of behavioral pheno...
By forming attachments and contracting, cells are able to exert forces on their surroundings and inf...
All known biological organisms consist of cells. Contact probing of cells is one of the preferred me...
All known biological organisms consist of cells. Contact probing of cells is one of the preferred me...
All known biological organisms consist of cells. Contact probing of cells is one of the preferred me...
Some biological systems, such as the tree frog, Litoria caerulea, and the bush-cricket, Tettigonia v...
AbstractWe consider the forced detachment of a thin-walled vesicle bonded to a substrate for two par...
We consider the forced detachment of a thin-walled vesicle bonded to a substrate for two particular ...
The adhesion of fluid vesicles at chemically structured substrates is studied theoretically via Mont...
AbstractCell or vesicle adhesion plays an essential role in a plethora of physiological activities. ...
10 pages, 10 figuresWe characterize vesicle adhesion onto homogeneous substrates by means of a pertu...
AbstractWe consider the forced detachment of a thin-walled vesicle bonded to a substrate for two par...
AbstractCell or vesicle adhesion plays an essential role in a plethora of physiological activities. ...
We develop a theoretical model to describe the vertical pulling of vesicles adhered in a contact pot...
A two-dimensionally adhesive contact model is established, in which a gas-filled elastic membrane ad...
Cell adhesion is an important cell function crucially involved in a wide variety of behavioral pheno...
By forming attachments and contracting, cells are able to exert forces on their surroundings and inf...
All known biological organisms consist of cells. Contact probing of cells is one of the preferred me...
All known biological organisms consist of cells. Contact probing of cells is one of the preferred me...
All known biological organisms consist of cells. Contact probing of cells is one of the preferred me...
Some biological systems, such as the tree frog, Litoria caerulea, and the bush-cricket, Tettigonia v...