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<div class="csl-entry">Fürthauer, S. (2025, April 30). <i>The physics of highly crosslinked cytoskeletal networks</i> [Presentation]. Cytoskeletal Club 2025, Liblice Castle, Czechia.</div>
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12708/215830
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Web-Link: https://www.cytoskeletalclub.cz/
Proof of Participation: https://www.cytoskeletalclub.cz/files/2025/04/Conference_Program_CSC_2025.pdf
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Living cells move, deform and divide. The engine of these behaviors is the cytoskeleton, a highly crosslinked network of polymer filaments and molecular scale motors that use chemical energy to do work. We develop a theory that predicts how the micro-scale properties of molecular motors and crosslinks tune the networks emergent material properties and generate predictable, and possibly controllable, behaviors. I will present how this theory is constructed, and show detailed comparison with a numerical implementation of the same system. I will then discuss its implications for cytoskeletal networks in vitro and in vivo.
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en
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Biophysics
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The physics of highly crosslinked cytoskeletal networks
