膜科学与技术学报

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A Note On Nonlinear Elasticity of Biological Basement Membrane

Peter Vedsted

Cellar films (BMs) are dainty layers of extracellular network universally found in creatures encompassing different tissues. As an actual boundary, their mechanical properties are significant in keeping up with primary respectability of tissues, and their permeabilities are fundamental for particle trade and inward cell exercises. Nonetheless, because of the absence of direct estimation strategies, the actual properties of BMs remain to a great extent muddled, restricting how we might interpret BMs in different physiological and obsessive cycles like cancer improvement.