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Eugene M Terentjev

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Polymerisation mechanismsMicroelectromechanical systems (MEMS)

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|Oct 10, 2019

Structural effects of cap, crack, and intrinsic curvature on the microtubule catastrophe kinetics.

Cheng-Tai Lee, Eugene M Terentjev

|Oct 15, 2018

Microtubule buckling in an elastic matrix with quenched disorder.

Cheng-Tai Lee, Eugene M Terentjev

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