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Simulation of Cellular Traction Force Based Deflection of PDMS Micropillars

Jyoti Wala, Debashis Maji, Sandip Dhara, Sreya Das

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Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) micropillars arrays were used to study the deflection of the tips of the micro pillars which is directly proportional to cell-generated traction forces during cell migration and contraction [2]. Present study discusses the effect of cellular traction force over different micropillars geometries with different PDMS compositions which varies the elasticity of micropillars.

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Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) micropillars arrays were used to study the deflection of the tips of the micro pillars which is directly proportional to cell-generated traction forces during cell migration and contraction [2]. Present study discusses the effect of cellular traction force over different micropillars geometries with different PDMS compositions which varies the elasticity of micropillars.

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Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) micropillars arrays were used to study the deflection of the tips of the micro pillars which is directly proportional to cell-generated traction forces during cell migration and contraction [2]. Present study discusses the effect of cellular traction force over different micropillars geometries with different PDMS compositions which varies the elasticity of micropillars.

Key concepts: Polydimethylsiloxane, Tractive force, Traction (geology), Materials science, Deflection (physics), Elasticity (physics), Composite material, Nanotechnology

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