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Cellular resistance to ER derived stress was then strengthened by overexpressing the stress response gene GCN4.

The proposed models are based on the actual experimentally derived stress strain curves.

The derived stress distributions allow predicting failure behavior and evaluating damage evolution on many engineering structures jointed with spot welds.

Such a low average misfit error reflects the stress homogeneity and shows how well the individual focal mechanisms fit the derived stress tensor.

The derived stress spectra are no longer a narrow spectrum when the background component of stress response is included.

The derived stress concentration factors can be used together with a hot spot stress S N curve for calculation of fatigue damage.

A remarkable relation between derived stresses and shear strength of respective parent matrix is discovered: plane stress in the diffusion zone amounts consistently to about 80% of the ideal shear strength.

This feedback loop is regulated: cell-shape derived stresses could be overridden by imposed tissue level stresses, showing how competition between subcellular and supracellular cues control microtubule behavior.

We follow the same approach that was used to derive stress tensor from the focal mechanisms of the events in Marmara region by Pınar et al. (2003).

Based on our results, we propose that cells sense mechanical stresses at the subcellular scale, and that they are hence able to integrate cell shape-derived stresses and tissue shape-derived stresses, with a single mechanism.

The stress analysis is carried out, for both the inner and outer structure, by computing in any element the cross product of the eddy current distribution with the local static magnetic field and by deriving stresses and deformations.