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Data: In silico stress fibre content affects strain level in cytoplasm and nucleus but not in cellular membrane
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posted on 2019-09-19, 09:56 authored by Tamer Abdalrahman, Neil Hamer Davies, Thomas FranzThomas FranzInput files of single cell finite element model for various parameter values as described in the companion paper (https://doi.org/10.1101/774976).
Input file name code:
EsX-Y.inp
X: Key for elastic modulus of substrate
1: 0.01 MPa, 2: 0.14 MPa, 3: 1 MPa, 4: 10 MPa
Y: Key for stress fibre volume fraction
0: 0%, 1: 1%, 10: 10%, 20: 20%
Please note that file Es1-0.inp is missing.
Input file name code:
EsX-Y.inp
X: Key for elastic modulus of substrate
1: 0.01 MPa, 2: 0.14 MPa, 3: 1 MPa, 4: 10 MPa
Y: Key for stress fibre volume fraction
0: 0%, 1: 1%, 10: 10%, 20: 20%
Please note that file Es1-0.inp is missing.
Funding
Grant UID92531, National Research Foundation, South Africa
Grant UID93542, National Research Foundation, South Africa
Grant SIR328148, South African Medical Research Council
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