The mechanobiology of brain function

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William J. Tyler
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[1] William J. Tyler is at The Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute,
[2] School of Biomedical Engineering and Sciences,undefined
[3] Virginia Tech,undefined
[4] Roanoke,undefined
[5] Virginia 24016,undefined
[6] USA. wtyler@vt.edu,undefined
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Nature Reviews Neuroscience | 2012年 / 13卷
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All cells are influenced by mechanical forces, but the effects of mechanical energy in the brain have received relatively little attention. William Tyler summarizes the main mechanical events that take place in neurons and their effects on neuronal function, and argues for an increased consideration of mechanobiology in neuroscience.
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