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Jörn Dunkel - Research --> Homepage Contact Research Group Links Teaching CV Publications Press --> Positions Research Signaling and force generation on cell membranes Biochemical signaling processes on a cell's mebrane are essential for intracellular communication during fertilization and cell division. Owing to their inherent robustness and slow dynamics, topological defects are likely to play an important role as organizers of chemo-mechanical signaling patterns and force generation in cell membranes and other biological systems. In collaboration with the Fakhri lab , we have studied t
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