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Understanding the interplay of collagen and myocyte adaptation in cardiac volume overload: a multi-constituent growth and remodeling framework
Ludovica Maga, Mathias Peirlinck, Lise No\"el
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.11670

Understanding the interplay of collagen and myocyte adaptation in cardiac volume overload: a multi-constituent growth and remodeling framework
Hearts subjected to volume overload (VO) are prone to detrimental anatomical and functional changes in response to elevated mechanical stretches, ultimately leading to heart failure. Experimental findings increasingly emphasize that organ-scale changes following VO cannot be explained by myocyte growth alone, as traditionally proposed in the literature. Collagen degradation, in particular, has been associated with left ventricular adaptation in both acute and chronic stages of VO. These hypothe…

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Crosslisted article(s) found for q-bio.TO. https://arxiv.org/list/q-bio.TO/new
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- Understanding the interplay of collagen and myocyte adaptation in cardiac volume overload: a mult...
Ludovica Maga, Mathias Peirlinck, Lise No\"el

So, the studios, who seem to lack any imagination want to bring back ... are you hanging on? ... Baywatch.
I suggest "Baywatch Mar the Lago" where large lakes of collagen infused Mar--the-Lago Face" modifications go a-bouncy-a-bouncy in slow motion.

An infection-responsive collagen-based wet-spun textile fibre for wound monitoring
Jonathon Gorman, Charles Brooker, Xinyu Li, Giuseppe Tronci
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.00015 h…

An infection-responsive collagen-based wet-spun textile fibre for wound monitoring
Wound infections are a significant clinical and socioeconomic challenge, contributing to delayed healing and increased wound chronicity. To enable early infection detection and inform therapeutic decisions, this study investigated the design of pH-responsive collagen fibres using a scalable wet spinning process, evaluating product suitability for textile dressings and resorbable sutures. Type I collagen was chemically functionalised with 4-vinylbenzyl chloride, enabling UV-induced crosslinking …

Load Transfer along Continuous Collagen Fibers Reduces the Importance of Wall Thickness Variations
Yamnesh Agrawal (Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA), Masoud Zamani (Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA), James R. Thunes (ANSYS Canada Ltd, Waterloo, ON, Canada), Spandan Maiti (Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA,…

Load Transfer along Continuous Collagen Fibers Reduces the Importance of Wall Thickness Variations
The mechanical response of biological soft tissues is influenced by wall heterogeneity, including spatial variations in wall thickness. Traditional models for homogeneous soft tissues under uniaxial loading predict higher stretch and stress in thinner regions. In fact, large gradients in stretch and stress are predicted to be induced by spatial variations in wall thickness. In prior studies, the role of collagen fibers in regions of thickness transition has been largely neglected or only consid…

Crosslisted article(s) found for physics.app-ph. https://arxiv.org/list/physics.app-ph/new
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- An infection-responsive collagen-based wet-spun textile fibre for wound monitoring
Jonathon Gorman, Charles Brooker, Xinyu Li, Giuseppe Tronci