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CD28 and CD3 have complementary roles in T-cell traction forces.

CD28 and CD3 have complementary roles in T-cell traction forces.

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Action and Traction: Cytoskeletal Control of Receptor Triggering at the Immunological Synapse Biophysical Aspects of T Lymphocyte Activation at the Immune Synapse T Lymphocyte Migration: An Action Movie Starring the Actin and Associated Actors.Structural Features of the αβTCR Mechanotransduction Apparatus That Promote pMHC Discrimination Linking form to function: Biophysical aspects of artificial antigen presenting cell design Three-Dimensional Reflectance Traction Microscopy Cytoskeletal forces during signaling activation in Jurkat T-cells.DNA-based nanoparticle tension sensors reveal that T-cell receptors transmit defined pN forces to their antigens for enhanced fidelity.Confocal reference free traction force microscopy.High-Throughput Mechanobiology Screening Platform Using Micro- and Nanotopography Functions of the FAK family kinases in T cells: beyond actin cytoskeletal rearrangement.Ligand-mediated friction determines morphodynamics of spreading T cells Protrusive and Contractile Forces of Spreading Human Neutrophils.The activation of IgM- or isotype-switched IgG- and IgE-BCR exhibits distinct mechanical force sensitivity and threshold.Micropatterning of TCR and LFA-1 ligands reveals complementary effects on cytoskeleton mechanics in T cells.Cytotoxic T Cells Use Mechanical Force to Potentiate Target Cell Killing Tapping out a mechanical code for T cell triggering Contractile actomyosin arcs promote the activation of primary mouse T cells in a ligand-dependent manner.Catch Bonds at T Cell Interfaces: Impact of Surface Reorganization and Membrane Fluctuations.Mechanical Communication at the Immunological Synapse.In vitro tracking and intracellular protein distribution in immunology.Mechanosensing drives acuity of αβ T-cell recognition.Substrate stiffness governs the initiation of B cell activation by the concerted signaling of PKCβ and focal adhesion kinase.Surface engineering for lymphocyte programming.T cells have a light touch.Fluorescence Biomembrane Force Probe: Concurrent Quantitation of Receptor-ligand Kinetics and Binding-induced Intracellular Signaling on a Single Cell.Substrate stiffness regulates B-cell activation, proliferation, class switch, and T-cell-independent antibody responses in vivo.Force and affinity in ligand discrimination by the TCR.Different TCR-induced T lymphocyte responses are potentiated by stiffness with variable sensitivity.Dynamic microtubules regulate cellular contractility during T-cell activation.Receptor-mediated cell mechanosensing.Micropipette force probe to quantify single-cell force generation: application to T-cell activation.Probing Synaptic Biomechanics Using Micropillar Arrays.Integrins Modulate T Cell Receptor Signaling by Constraining Actin Flow at the Immunological Synapse.Plasmonic micropillars for precision cell force measurement across a large field-of-view.Protein Micropatterning Assay: Quantitative Analysis of Protein-Protein Interactions.Ratiometric Tension Probes for Mapping Receptor Forces and Clustering at Intermembrane Junctions.Mechanical forces in the immune system.Mechanosensing in the immune response.Mechanically induced Ca2+ oscillations in osteocytes release extracellular vesicles and enhance bone formation.

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