All Subdomains of the Talin Rod Are Mechanically Vulnerable and May Contribute To Cellular Mechanosensing
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Mechanical stability of talin rod controls cell migration and substrate sensing.Multiplexing molecular tension sensors reveals piconewton force gradient across talin-1.Mechanical unfolding reveals stable 3-helix intermediates in talin and α-catenin.Mechanotransduction in talin through the interaction of the R8 domain with DLC1
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All Subdomains of the Talin Rod Are Mechanically Vulnerable and May Contribute To Cellular Mechanosensing
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All Subdomains of the Talin Ro ...... ute To Cellular Mechanosensing
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All Subdomains of the Talin Ro ...... ute To Cellular Mechanosensing
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All Subdomains of the Talin Ro ...... ute To Cellular Mechanosensing
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All Subdomains of the Talin Ro ...... ute To Cellular Mechanosensing
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All Subdomains of the Talin Ro ...... ute To Cellular Mechanosensing
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Alexander William M Haining
Armando Del Río Hernández
Magdaléna von Essen
Simon J Attwood
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10.1021/ACSNANO.6B01658
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2016-07-26T00:00:00Z