β1 integrin is a sensor of blood flow direction
Ioannis Xanthis(Insigneo), Paul C. Evans(Insigneo), Antreas C. Kalli(University of Leeds), Dhruv R. Shah(Insigneo), Jonathan P. Waltho(University of Sheffield), Shuang Feng(Guangzhou Women and Children Medical Center), Lindsay Canham(Insigneo), M. T. Bryan(Insigneo), Jovana Serbanovic‐Canic(University of Sheffield), Nasreen Akhtar(Government College Women University Faisalabad), Céline Souilhol(Sheffield Hallam University), Janet A. Askari(Wellcome Centre for Cell-Matrix Research), Emmanuel Pinteaux(University of Manchester), Maria Fragiadaki(Queen Mary University of London), Hannah Roddie(Insigneo), Martin J. Humphries(Wellcome Centre for Cell-Matrix Research), Raymond Wong(University of Manchester), Victoria Ridger(University of Sheffield)
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