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Mechanobiology of hydrostatic pressure = frontiers of biomechanics /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Mechanobiology of hydrostatic pressure/ by Jiro Nagatomi.
Reminder of title:	frontiers of biomechanics /
Author:	Nagatomi, Jiro.
Published:	Singapore :Springer Nature Singapore : : 2025.,
Description:	xi, 121 p. :ill. (some col.), digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Part 1. What is hydrostatic pressure and why is it important for Biomechanics -- Chapter 1.Physics of hydrostatic pressure, continuum mechanics (hydrostatic stress) vs. fluid mechanics (HP as a thermodynamic quantity) -- Chapter 2. Hydrostatic pressure in nature (plant, deep sea biology, bacteria/microorganism) -- Chapter 3. Hydrostatic pressure in mammalian physiology and pathology, various organ systems -- Part 2. In vitro studies of HP mechanobiology -- Chapter 4. HP vs stretch (Bladder, lungs, vascular) -- Chapter 5. HP vs flow (Vascular, Bone) -- Chapter 6. HP vs osmotic (cancer, brain, kidney),- Chapter 7. Static vs dynamic HP (Chondrocyte, IVD) -- Chapter 8. In vitro systems criticism (ocular) -- Part 3. Events and pathways involved in HP Mechanotransduction -- Chapter 9. Intracellular signal transduction -- Chapter 10. Cell volume regulation, aquaporin, membrane, cytoskeleton -- Chapter 11. Membrane bound ion channels and calcium signaling -- Chapter 12. ATP release, purinergic signaling, DAMP, inflammasome -- Chapter 13. ECM synthesis, fibrosis, EMT -- Conclusion.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Hydrostatic pressure. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-95-4405-9
ISBN:	9789819544059

Mechanobiology of hydrostatic pressure = frontiers of biomechanics /
Nagatomi, Jiro.

Mechanobiology of hydrostatic pressurefrontiers of biomechanics /[electronic resource] :by Jiro Nagatomi. - Singapore :Springer Nature Singapore :2025. - xi, 121 p. :ill. (some col.), digital ;24 cm. - Frontiers of biomechanics,v. 52199-8523 ;. - Frontiers of biomechanics ;v. 5..

Part 1. What is hydrostatic pressure and why is it important for Biomechanics -- Chapter 1.Physics of hydrostatic pressure, continuum mechanics (hydrostatic stress) vs. fluid mechanics (HP as a thermodynamic quantity) -- Chapter 2. Hydrostatic pressure in nature (plant, deep sea biology, bacteria/microorganism) -- Chapter 3. Hydrostatic pressure in mammalian physiology and pathology, various organ systems -- Part 2. In vitro studies of HP mechanobiology -- Chapter 4. HP vs stretch (Bladder, lungs, vascular) -- Chapter 5. HP vs flow (Vascular, Bone) -- Chapter 6. HP vs osmotic (cancer, brain, kidney),- Chapter 7. Static vs dynamic HP (Chondrocyte, IVD) -- Chapter 8. In vitro systems criticism (ocular) -- Part 3. Events and pathways involved in HP Mechanotransduction -- Chapter 9. Intracellular signal transduction -- Chapter 10. Cell volume regulation, aquaporin, membrane, cytoskeleton -- Chapter 11. Membrane bound ion channels and calcium signaling -- Chapter 12. ATP release, purinergic signaling, DAMP, inflammasome -- Chapter 13. ECM synthesis, fibrosis, EMT -- Conclusion.

This book compiles and reorganizes previously published research to give readers a clear overview of how living systems respond to hydrostatic pressure-a force present from the deepest oceans to the human body. Although scientists have recognized its importance for decades, many questions remain. By bringing together work from across the field, this volume provides a comprehensive look at both the physical forces involved and the biological processes they influence. The central theme is how cells sense pressure and convert it into biological signals, a process known as Mechan transduction. The book is organized into three sections: the first explains what hydrostatic pressure is and why it matters; the second reviews laboratory studies on pressure and fluid flow in different organ systems; and the third examines studies on pressure and stretching forces. Through this reorganized collection of research, the book offers readers a deeper understanding of the essential role hydrostatic pressure plays in biology and health.

ISBN: 9789819544059

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-981-95-4405-9doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

3804637
Hydrostatic pressure.

LC Class. No.: QH513

Dewey Class. No.: 571.43

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