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The present model of SF reorientation in response to cyclic matrix stretch shares some key features of a recent model proposed by De et al. [11].

However, they neglect specific important features such as hydrogen bond fluctuations at the solute surface, water dipole reorientation in response to conformational changes and bridging water molecules.

Similar to the MDA-MB-231 cells, suppression of expression of Tiam1 by siRNA in these cells completely eliminates Golgi reorientation in response to serum.

Consistent with this Golgi localization, Tiam1 supports cell motility and Golgi reorientation in response to serum in a wound-healing assay using MDA-MB-231 and MDA-MB-435S cells.

Zyxin is also associated with the load-dependent dynamics of SFs, such as their reorientation in response to cyclic stretching (Yoshigi et al., 2005) and actin flux in FAs on rigid substrates (Guo and Wang, 2007).

Indeed, we show that overexpression of the CCM complex, an inhibitor of β1 integrin activation, blocks endothelial actin rearrangement and cell reorientation in response to shear stress similarly to β1 integrin silencing.

Our studies reveal that disorder creates a significantly larger free volume at temperatures far below Tg, enabling easier reorientation of dipoles in response to an electric field in aromatic urea and thiourea polymers.

While fibroblasts were induced to reorient perpendicularly in response to direct current electrical stimulus, rat MSCs showed only slight changes in cell reorientation.

Our over-expression analysis of five genes that were randomly selected from the list of ORFs identified for their statistically significant impact on aroma production also clearly suggests that the method has significant predictive power regarding the reorientation of metabolic flux through the network in response to changes in gene expression levels.

In response to stretch, ROS, in particular H2O2, contribute to the activation of arteriolar myogenic response, contraction, and reorientation, through p38 MAPK signaling activation in VSMCs [ 90– 92].

Drawing on and extending recent discussion of "disorientation" and "reorientation" in relation to the disaster-response-recovery experience, this paper contributes to the literature on natural disasters and sense of place.