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molecules, including vasoactive, mitogenic, proteolytic, and inflammatory. Discov-
ery of appropriate mechanobiological relations can and should be incorporated in
continuum level models.
Acknowledgements
This work was supported, in part, via NIH grants HL-086418 and HL-
105297.
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