Abstracts

Group A

Wednesday, January 4

4pm - 6pm

POSTER NO.	LAST NAME	FIRST.NAME	AFFILIATION	ABSTRACT TITLE
1	Aijaz	Ayesha	Rutgers University	Insulin-Secreting Cells and Mesenchymal Stem Cells for Chronic Wound Closure
2	Allen	Kyle	University of Florida	Magnetic Capture of Intra-articular Biomarkers from the Rat Knee
3	Allen	Shane	University of Texas at Austin	Dynamic Increase in Matrix Stiffness Reduces Macrophage Polarization to an Inflammatory Phenotype
4	Banda	Omar	University of Delaware	A New Approach to Traction Force MicroscopyUsing Embedded Arrays of Fiducial Markers with Implied Zero-Displacement States
5	Batalov	Ivan	Carnegie Mellon University	Using Fibronectin Architecture in the Embryonic Heart to Engineer Developmentally-Inspired Human Cardiac Tissues
6	Bhattacharyya	Roby	Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard	Rapid antibiotic susceptibility testingusing RNA-hybridizingmolecularprobes
7	Bhuiyan	Didarul	University  of  Minnesota Twin  Cities	Identification of a critical signaling link between extracellular matrix engagement and cardiomyocyte differentiation.
8	Bhutani	Nidhi	Stanford University	The Epigenetic Toolkit for Cellular Reprogramming and Engineering
9	Boerckel	Joel	University of Notre Dame	YAP/TAZ feedback control of neovascular mechanosensation
10	Boodoo	Chelsie	Florida International University	Attraction of Glucose on a Gold or Silver Nanoparticle Coated with Mixed Thiols
11	Brock	Amy	University of Texas at Austin	High Resolution Lineage Tracking and Lineage-Specific Control of Gene Expression
12	Brooks	Oliver	Queen Mary University of London	The relationship between pluripotency state and susceptibility of nuclear shape and organisation to cell traction in mouse ESCs
13	Brown	Justin	The Pennsylvania State University	Bio-Instructive Scaffolds: Guiding Design Through Understanding Geometry Sensing
14	Chan	Manwai	University of Illinois, Chicago	Smartphone-fluidics based Smartphone-Fluidics Based Microscopy and Flow Cytometry for Islet Quantification
15	Chen	Weiqiang	New York University	Cellular Mechanoadaptation: When Biology Meets Mechanics
16	Chen	Xiaoyang	USC Roski Eye Institute	Development  of  the  ultrahigh  frequency  ultrasonic  transducer  (300-MHz  to  500-MHz) for flexible sized single beam acoustic tweezers and high-resolution ultrasound imaging
17	Chen	Lei	First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-Sen University	Engineering Pre-vascularized Human Mesenchymal Stem Cell Sheets for Full Thickness Skin Wound Repair
18	Cheng	Gong	The Pennsylvania State University	Functional Nanomaterial for Protein Enrichment and Delivery into Mammalian Cells
19	Chowdhury	Farhan	Southern Illinois University	Nano yoyo force sensors define single molecular forces for Notch activation
20	Chu	Yu-Pu	National Cheng Kung University	Expansible and Microporous Polyurethane Hydrophilic Foam for Wound Dressing: In VitroandIn VivoEvaluation
21	Dang	Alex	Columbia University	Expansion of Exhausted T Cells via Electrospun Poly(Dimethyl Siloxane)-based Fibrous Meshes
22	Dawson	Michelle	Brown University	Biophysical Interactions of Stromal Cells with Invasive Breast Cancer Cells
23	Deguchi	Shinji	Osaka University	Local Geometry Sensing by Individual Focal Adhesions
24	Doolin	Mary	University of Maryland	The Impact of Mechanical Confinement on Stem Cell Migration and Mechanobiology
25	Dorsey	Taylor	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Regulating Arterial Venous Differentiation of Pluripotent Stem CellsThrough Immobilized EphrinB2/EphB4Signals
26	Doyle	Adele	University of California, Santa Barbara	Predicting Mechanical Sensitivity of Oncogenes
27	Du	Jing	Tsinghua University	Heat shock factor is a mechanical sensor for left-right axis determination in zebrafish embryogenesis
28	Fang	Shao-Yu	National Cheng Kung University	The role of inflammatory responses in endothelial damage in vein graft
29	Field	Lauren	University of Maryland	Semiconductor Quantum Dots as Förster Resonance Energy Transfer Donors for Intracellular Biosensors
30	Fu	Kai-Jing	National Taiwan University	Wavy Structures Change Nuclear Shapeand Mechanotransduction
31	Lee	Hyukjin	Ewha Woman's University	Nucleic Acid Nano Technology for Gene Therapy and Editing
32	Gligorijevic	Bojana	Temple University	Real-time intravital microscopy of invadopodia reveals microenvironment role in metastasis
33	Grosberg	Anna	University of California, Irvine	Local and Global Structure Effects on Cardiac Contractility
34	Han	Jeonghun	Sungkyunkwan  University	Rapid emergence of concentration gradient-induced cancer drug resistance and its mechanism study
35	Haun	Jered	University of California, Irvine	The Evolution and Biophysics of Multivalent Nanoparticle Adhesion
36	Hong	Yi	University of Texas at Arlington	Bioactive hydrogel cell niches from naturally derived extracellular matrix
37	Hooks	Joshua	Georgia Institute of Technology	Response of Lymphatic Collecting Vessels to PEG Hydrogels with Tunable Properties
38	Huang	Chia-Wei	National Cheng Kung University	Involvement of microRNAs for the synergistic targets in ASC-differentiated endothelial and neural lineage cells to preventhypoxic-ischemic brain injury
39	Huang	Tzu-Chieh	National Cheng Kung University	Assembling Composite Dermal Papilla Spheres with Adipose-derived Stem Cells to Enhance Hair Follicle Induction
40	Hwang	Priscilla	Washington University	CXCR4 and hypoxia drive directional cancer cell migration
41	Jeon	Tae-Joon	Inha University	Encapsulating Biologically Functional Materials into Giant Unilamellar Vesicles
42	Jiang	Yong	Zhengzhou University	Electrospun Polycaprolactone/Gelatin Composites with Enhanced Cell–Matrix Interactions as Blood Vessel Endothelial Layer Scaffolds
43	Jin	Yang	Changzhou University	Micro-curvature environment is a determinant of changing structural organization and mechanical properties of airway smooth muscle cells during embryonic lung development
44	Jung	Jieun	Dankook University	Application of cultured  dermal  fibroblasts-derived  decellularized matrix as  an effective culture substrate of primary dental pulp-stem cells
45	Juran	Cassandra	NASA's Ames Research Center	Osteogenic signaling control of MSCs regulated by exaggerated mechanical loading of osteocyte-osteoblast cellular network
46	Kang	Hongyan	Beihang University	Regional specific modulation of the glycocalyx and smooth muscle cell contractile apparatus in conduit arteries of tail-suspended rats
47	Kelmendi-Doko	Arta	University of Pittsburgh	Double Wall Microsphere Controlled Delivery System for Adipose Tissue Retention and Enhancement
48	Kidambi	Srivastan	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	Mechanobioengineering Approach to Study the Role of Matrix Rigidity in Liver Fibrosis
49	Kim	Sehee	Wooridul Huebrain Ltd.	Effects  of  osteoinductionin  hMSC  by newly  synthetic  peptide(OP-5)derived  from  BMP-2 andits application with OP-5 conjugated PLLA for clinical use
50	Konno	Masamitsu		New  Trans-omics  Analysis  revealed  Novel  Functions  of  the  Cancer  Specific  Metabolic Pathway in Cancer Stem Cells
51	Kumar	Sandeep	Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University	Knockdown of mechanosensitive miRNA cluster—miR-106b~25 decreases endothelial proliferation and prevents atherosclerosis in ApoE-/- mice
52	Labriola	Nicholas	Brown University	Microbead Cellular Mimics for Biomedical Applications
53	Leandre	Verida	Brown University	Encapsulated proteins recruit progenitor cell populations via intra-peritoneal implantation of mesh constructs

Group B

Friday, January 6

4pm - 6pm

POSTER NO.	LAST NAME	FIRST.NAME	AFFILIATION	ABSTRACT TITLE
1	Leary	Elizabeth	Brown University	Advancing the Use of 3D Spheroids for Quantitative Live-Cell, High-Throughput Screening
2	Leight	Jennifer	Ohio State University	Matrix stiffness and cell phenotype regulate invasive potential in breast cancer cells
3	Lim	Wan	Sungkyunkwan University	The efficacy of anticancer drugs on microfluidic spheroid culture system with concentration gradient generator
4	Lucas	Sarah	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Decoding DNA-Repair via Crystallographic Diffraction
5	McDermott	Anna	University of Notre Dame	Mechanical control of endochondral bone regeneration by engineered mesenchymal condensations
6	Mehta	Geeta	University of Michigan	Breast Cancer Cells Acquire Chemoresistant, Metastatic and Invasive Phenotypes when Exposed to Pulsatile Fluid Shear Stress in a 3D Bioreactor Platform
7	Mellott	Adam	University of Kansas Medical Center	Teaching Human Wharton’s Jelly Cells New Tricks with Parafilm for Wound Healing
8	Monroe	Madeline	Rice University	Understanding the Role of Extracellular Matrix Environments in Aortic Valvular Interstitial Cell Development via Three-dimensional Filter Paper Platform
9	Moonga	Surinder	Stony Brook University	Promotion of osteoblast mineralization within bovine trabecular scaffold in a dynamic flow bioreactor by acoustic radiation force induced fluid flow
10	Moore	Emily	Columbia University	Molecular manipulations of calcium/ cAMP dynamics in osteocyte mechanotransduction
11	Nam	Jin	University of California, Riverside	Mechano-modulation of Human Pluripotent Stem Cells for Directed Heterogeneous Differentiation in 3D
12	Ngo	Anh	Oregon Health and Science University	αIIb or not IIb: Novel insights into the regulation of GPIIb expression and localization in activated platelets
13	Nichol	Jason	Endicott College	Elucidating the Role of 3D Mechanical Environment on Cancer Cell Gene Expression
14	Nishida	Naohiro	Osaka University	Epigenetic modifications on non-coding RNAs in cancer
15	Park	Yongkuk	University of Seoul	Fabrication of nucleic acid-based materials for efficient gene delivery
16	Paul	Arghya	University of Kansas	Cell Secretome-rich nanoengineered hydrogel to repair damaged heart tissue
17	Peng	Qin	University of California,  San Diego	Single Cell Imaging of Epigenetic Dynamics
18	Gweon	Bomi	Hanyang University	Probing pysical and chemical dynamics of cancer cells using lifetime imaging microscopy
19	Priya Rajan	Shiny Amala	Virginia Tech–Wake Forest School of Biomedical Engineering and Sciences	Motility and biochemical assessment of cells in 3D tumor model on a microfluidic platform
20	Qian	Weiyi	New York University	Nanotopography-dependent Mechanobiology in Regulating Human Mesenchymal Stem Cell Fate
21	Ramirez	John	Del Mar College	Membrane Protein Expression of Engineered Escherichia coli Strains  After Single / Multiple Plasmid Transformation
22	Ratcliff	Gabriel	University of Oklahoma	Effectiveness of Gelatin Coatings on Cancer Cell Attachmentto Scaffoldsin 3D Perfusion Bioreactors
23	Ray	Poulomi	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Cellular Intrinsic Left-Right Asymmetryin Cardiac C-Looping
24	Resutek	Lauren	University of Maryland	Role of Cytokeratin Intermediate Filaments in Maintaining Vacuolar Morphology of Chordoma Cells
25	Ryu	Jiheun	Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology	High-speed fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy for live cell imaging
26	Sarkar	Biplab	Tufts University	Mechanistic Insight into the Interaction of Silk Fibroin with Ions and Small Molecules
27	Seong	Jihye	University  of  Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	FRET-based Visualization of PDGF Receptor Activation at Membrane Microdomain
28	Sewell-Loftin	Mary Kathryn	Washington University	Cancer-Associated Fibroblasts Mechanically Regulate Blood Vessel Formation
29	Sharma	Poonam	University of Maryland	Vimentin intermediate filamentsaltersubstrate-specificity of adhesion and spreading ofhMSCs
30	Shim	Hyeeun	Wooridul Huebrain Ltd.	The influence of hair loss usingnatural extractsbyinhibiting the activation of 5α-reductaseand preventing apoptosis inhair follicle dermal papillar cells
31	Shin	Hyeok Jun	Hanyang University	Development of micropatterned nanofibers for mimicking of endothelium
32	Slater	John	University of Delaware	A New Approach to Traction Force Microscopy Using Embedded Arrays of Fiducial Markers with Implied Zero-Displacement States
33	Soto	Mario	University of Puerto Rico	Osteoblast Proliferation Restriction Due to Metal Trace Elements Released from Oxidized Ti Alloys
34	Spasic	Milos	Columbia University	Targeting primary cilia-mediated mechanotransduction to enhance bone formation and intercellular paracrine signaling
35	Tran	Quyen	University  of  Wisconsin–Madison	Developmental pathways pervade stem cell responses to evolving extracellular matrices of 3D microenvironments
36	Vekilov	Dragoslava	Rice University	Longitudinal Changes in Mitral Valve in Response to Altered Mechanical Stimuli
37	Jeong	Jae-Heon	Korea Advanced Institute	Two-dimensional scanning system with two-axes resonant scanner for high-speed imaging acquisition
38	Villasante	Aranzazu	Columbia University	Engineering Tumor Microenvironments for Studies of Osteolysis
39	Walsh	Kevin	Colorado State University	Bio Logic Gate: AND Gate Constructed in Cyanobacteria
40	Wang	Weina	Hubei University of Medicine	Bmi-1 expression of bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells induced by fluid shear stress mediated with Akt signal molecule
41	Wang	Ting-Yun	National Cheng Kung University	Dynamics of integrin-FAK-Src signaling for artery and vein in response to shear stress
42	Wang	Christine	Stanford University	Matrix stiffness modulates patient-derived glioblastoma xenograft cell proliferation and invasion  in 3D biomimetic hydrogels
43	Wong	Lian	University of California	Experimental and Computational Modeling for Directing Vascular Fate
44	Wyatt	Meghan	University of Pittsburgh	Influencing Differentiation of Neural Progenitor Cells with Gene Silencing
45	Xing	Yuan	University of Illinois, Chicago	A Pumpless Microfluidic Device Driven by Surface Tension for Pancreatic Islet
46	Xiong	Niya	University of Electronic Science and Technology of China	The Roles of the Caveolin-1 in Cytoskeleton Reorganization, Adhesion and Protrusion Formation under Low Shear Flow
47	Yoon	Sangpil	University of Southern California	Single-cell level targeting and simultaneous intracellular delivery of macromolecules using super high frequency ultrasound
48	Yuan	Fan	Duke University	Environmental resistance to three-dimensional growth of single cells
49	Zhao	Ping	Beihang University	Mechanotransduction mediated by endothelial glycocalyx layer affects the interactions between endothelial cells and vascular smooth muscle cells
50	Zhou	Ji	Widener University	A Targeted Drug Delivery System for Selective Deliver of Insulin-like Growth Factor-1to Infarcted Myocardium to ImproveStem Cell Survival
51	Zhu	Wei	The George Washington University	3D Bioprinting Mesenchymal Stem Cell-laden Construct with Core-shell Nanospheres for Cartilage Regeneration
52	Zhu	Zeng	Guizhou Medical University	G protein coupling receptor-one of the menchanosensor for dendritic cells

Highlighted = Honorary Poster

Speaker Abstracts

POSTER NO.	LAST NAME	FIRST.NAME	AFFILIATION	ABSTRACT TITLE
1	Bentley	William	University of Maryland	Synthetic Biology and Biofabrication for Conveyance of Molecular Communication
2	Campbell	Rob	University of Alberta	Molecular engineering of a new generation of fluorescent reporters and actuators of cell signalling
3	Carroll	Dana	University of Utah	Genome Editing with Programmable Nucleases
4	Chien	Shu	University of California, San Diego	FRET Imaging of Nucleosome Epigenetics in Single Cells
5	Cochran	Jennifer	Stanford University	Tumor Targeting and Immunotherapy Enabled By an Engineered Peptide-Fc Fusion
6	Cui	Bianxiao	Stanford University	Optogenetic manipulation of neurotrophin activities
7	Doh	Junsang	Pohang University of Science and Technology	Biophysical cues regulating T cell extravasation
8	Dong	Cheng	Penn State University	Immune Cell-mediated Nanoparticles and Drug Delivery Across the Blood-Brain Barrier Targeting Brain Tumors
9	Engler	Adam	University of California, San Diego	Improving on “Disease-in- a-dish:” How Engineered Niche Induce Novel Phenotypes from induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSCs)
10	Fyhrie	David Paul	National Science Foundation, Civil, Mechanical and Manufacturing Innovation	Seeking an Award from NSF/ENG/CMMI
11	Georgiou	George	University of Texas at Austin	Unanticipated Facets of Human Adaptive Immunity Revealed by Molecular-Level Analysis of the Serum Antibody Repertoire
12	Gersbach	Charlie	Duke University	Genome and Epigenome Editing for Gene Therapy and Cell Programming
13	Guo	Ed	Columbia University	Muscle-like “beating” osteocytes under loading enhance vesicle release to mediate bone formation
14	Heo	Won Do	KAIST/IBS	Optogenetic Control of Diverse Cellular Components in Mammalian Cells
15	Inoue	Yasuhiro	Kyoto University	Multiscale interplay between intracellular and multicellular dynamics in tissue morphogenesis
16	Jensen	Michael	Seattle Children’s Hospital	Enhancing the Synthetic IQ of CAR T Cells
17	Jo	Hanjoong	Emory/Georgia Tech	Knockdown of mechanosensitive miRNA cluster—miR-106b~25 decreases endothelial proliferation and prevents atherosclerosis in ApoE-/- mice
18	Kam	Lance	Columbia University	T cell Mechanobiology
19	Kennedy	Matthew	University of Colorado	Novel approaches for controlling synaptic and cellular function with light
20	Kumar	Sanjay	University of California, Berkeley	There's a time and a place-Biological discovery with spatially and temporally engineered materials
21	Leckband	Deborah	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Intercellular Force Transduction Activates a Mechanically Sensitive Signaling Network
22	Li	Song	University of California, Los Angeles	Mechanical regulation of direct cell reprogramming
23	Lim	CT	National University of Singapore	Mechanobiology of Collective Cell Migration in Epithelial Cell Sheets
24	Lin	Michael	Stanford University	Developing technologies for sensing and controlling biology with modular protein design
25	Mali	Prashant	University of California, San Diego	De novo mapping of genetic interactions via combinatorial CRISPR-Cas9 screens
26	Mikos	Tony	Rice University	Biomaterials for Tissue Engineering
27	Miyawaki	Atsushi	Riken Brain Science Institute	Genetically encoded tools based on fluorescent proteins
28	Odde	David	University of Minnesota	Optimality in cell adhesion and migration in mechanically compliant microenvironments
29	Qi	Yingxin	Shanghai Jiao Tong University	Nuclear Envelope Proteins Modulate Vascular Remodeling in Hypertension
30	Sadelain	Michel	Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center	CRISPR/Cas9 CAR delivery enhances CAR T cell-mediated tumor eradication
31	Sato	Moritoshi	University of Tokyo	Optical control of the genome
32	Schmid-Schoenbein	Geert	University of California, San Diego	Autodigestion and Proteolytic Receptor Cleavage as Basis for Cell Dysfunction and Organ Failure
33	Shung	Kirk	University of Southern California	Cellular Applications of Very High Frequency (>100 MHz) Ultrasound
34	Singh	Ankur	Cornell University	Ex vivo engineered immune organoids for controlling the kinetics of B cell differentiation
35	Sun	Jie	Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center	Engineered Proteins with Sensing and Actuating Modules for Automated Reprogramming of Cellular Functions
36	Tucker	Chandra	University of Colorado	Light control of protein activity using engineered photoreceptors
37	Turtle	Cameron	Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center	CD19-targeted CAR-T cell therapy for adult B cell malignancies
38	Wagers	Amy	Harvard University	Therapeutic gene editing in muscles and muscle stem cells
39	Wang	Peter Yingxiao	University of California, San Diego	Molecular Imaging and Cellular Manipulation in Immuno-engineering
40	Wei	Xunbin	Shanghai Jiao Tong University	In vivo trapping of cells in living animals by infrared optical tweezers
41	Wu	Josh	National Cheng Kung University of Taiwan	Microenvironmental inductions of adipose-derived stem cells for regenerative medicine
42	Zhang	Jin	University of California, San Diego	Illuminating Biochemical Activity Architecture of the Cell
43	Zhao	Huimin	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Genome Engineering: An Emerging Frontier in Synthetic Biology
44	Zhu	Cheng	Georgia Institute of Technology	Microenvironment induced impairments of T-cell mechanosensing of melanoma antigens

Rising Star Abstracts

POSTER NO.	LAST NAME	FIRST.NAME	AFFILIATION	ABSTRACT TITLE
1	Cohen-Karni	Tzahi	Carnegie Mellon	3D nanosensors for electrical interrogations of engineered micro-tissues
2	Coulombe	Kareen	Brown University	Optimization of a Collagen-Fibrin Matrix for Human iPSC-derived Cardiac Tissue Formation and Function
3	DeKosky	Brandon	University of Kansas	Paired Heavy and Light Chain Antibody Repertoire Analysis to Accelerate HIV Vaccines
4	Fan	Rong	Yale University	Single Cell Proteomic Analysis of CAR T Cell Activation Reveals a Complex Polyfuctional Response and Significant Interpatient Heterogeneity
5	Fraley	Stephanie	University of California, San Diego	3D Matrix Confinement Triggers Vascular Mimicry Through a Conserved Migration and Transcriptional Response
6	Fu	Jianping	University of Michigan	Mechanobiology, Pluripotent Stem Cells, and early Embryonic development
7	Gilbert	Penney	University of Toronto	Three-dimensional culture models to study satellite cell-mediated skeletal muscle repair
8	Gleghorn	Jason	University of Delaware	Connecting mechanical and molecular regulators of lung development
9	Huang	Ngan	Stanford University	Engineering Pre-Vascularized Skeletal Muscle with Physiologically-Relevant Cellular Organization for Treatment of Volumetric Muscle Loss
10	Jiang	Jenny	University of Texas at Austin	Systems Immunology Approach to Engineering Immunity to Malaria in Children
11	Liu	Allen	University of Michigan	Repurposing bacterial mechanosensitive channel for cell mechanics and cell migration study
12	McCain	Megan	University of Southern California	Micromolded Gelatin Hydrogels Enable Maturation of Engineered Skeletal Myotubes
13	Qiaobing	Xu	Tufts University	Efficient Delivery of Genome-Editing Proteins using Bioreducible Lipid Nanoparticles
14	Scott	Evan	Northwestern University	Tailoring nanostructure morphology for enhanced targeting of immune cells in atherosclerosis without the use of targeting ligands
15	Simmons	Chelsey	University of Florida	Pancreatic Tumor Microenvironments Reveal Immune-Independent Remodeling

Postdoc Student Abstracts

POSTER NO.	LAST NAME	FIRST.NAME	AFFILIATION	ABSTRACT TITLE
1	Dhada	Kabir	University of Texas at Austin	Hybrid Polymer-Gold Nanoshell for Live Stem Cell Imaging
2	Gray	Kelsey	University of Maryland	Biomimetic Matrices for Blood-brain Barrier-on-chip: Potential of Microelectronics
3	Gu	Luo	Harvard University	Directing Stem Cell Fate by Tuning Matrix Stress Relaxation
4	LaCroix	Andy	Duke University	The role of lamellipodial protrusions and stress fibers in vinculin mechanotransductio
5	Mitchell	Michael	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Mechanical Amplification Of Tumor Death Using Polymeric Nanoparticles
6	Nordberg	Rachel	University of North Carolina/NC State University	Corin: A Mediator of Osteogenic/Angiogenic Crosstalk Mechanisms
7	Rothenberg	Katheryn	Duke University	Force Activated Protein Dynamics in Directed Cell Migration
8	Wang	Karin	Harvard University	Unjamming to initiate collective migration in breast cancer
9	Wu	Yiqian	University of California, San Diego	In-Situ Coupling between Kinase Activities and Protein Dynamics within Single Focal Adhesions
10	Zilberman-Rudenko	Jevgenia	Oregon Health and Sciences University	Dynamics of blood flow and thrombus formation in a multi-bypass microfluidic network