Part II: Fibroblasts preferentially migrate in the direction of principal strain (scientific article published on 07 July 2007)

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P50	author	Jeffrey A. Hubbell	Q42863795
P2093	author name string	Lutolf MP
		Raeber GP
P2860	cites work	A tension-based theory of morphogenesis and compact wiring in the central nervous system	Q22337274
P433	issue	3
P304	page(s)	215-225
P577	publication date	2007-07-07
P1433	published in	Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology	Q4760322
P1476	title	Part II: Fibroblasts preferentially migrate in the direction of principal strain
P478	volume	7

Part II: Fibroblasts preferentially migrate in the direction of principal strain