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The following pages link to Atomistic-based continuum constitutive relation for microtubules: elastic modulus prediction (Q836173):
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- Compressive deformation of ultralong amyloid fibrils (Q362829) (← links)
- Computational and theoretical modeling of intermediate filament networks: structure, mechanics and disease (Q399522) (← links)
- A computational framework for transverse compression of microtubules based on a higher-order Cauchy-Born rule (Q465713) (← links)
- Large deformation and fracture mechanics of a beta-helical protein nanotube: Atomistic and continuum modeling (Q1013868) (← links)
- Meshfree simulation of temperature effects on the mechanical behaviors of microtubules (Q1655111) (← links)
- Scale continuum approach in biomechanics: A simple simulation of a microstructural control of tissues' stiffness (Q1861382) (← links)
- Quantifying the contribution of actin networks to the elastic strength of fibroblasts (Q2201908) (← links)
- A higher-order mathematical modeling for dynamic behavior of protein microtubule shell structures including shear deformation and small-scale effects (Q2349728) (← links)
- A computational study on power-law rheology of soft glassy materials with application to cell mechanics (Q2384337) (← links)
- Predicting buckling behavior of microtubules based on an atomistic-continuum model (Q2428454) (← links)
- Atomic to continuum passage for nanotubes: a discrete Saint-Venant principle and error estimates (Q2453512) (← links)
- A Meshfree Method For Mechanics and Conformational Change of Proteins and Their Assemblies (Q2964936) (← links)
- Rheology of the Cytoskeleton (Q3608393) (← links)
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- Computational analysis of morphologies and phase transitions of cross-linked, semi-flexible polymer networks (Q5363412) (← links)
