Shear sensor mechano-signaling determines tendon stiffness and human jumping performance
Fabian S. Passini(Weizmann Institute of Science), Jess G. Snedeker(ETH Zurich), Dominik Haenni(University of Zurich), Tobias Goetschi(University of Zurich), Sandro F. Fucentese(University of Zurich), Karin Grävare Silbernagel(University of Delaware), Ulrich Blache(Innovation Cluster (Canada)), Aiman S. Saab(University of Zurich), Nicole Angela Chittim(University of Zurich), Shawn L. Hanlon(California State University, Fullerton), Matthias Arlt(University of Zurich), Bettina Passini-Tall(University of Zurich), Sebastiano Caprara(Universitätsklinik Balgrist), Maja Bollhalder(University of Zurich), Kim David Ferrari(University of Zurich), Shang Ma(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Aron N. Horvath(University of Zurich), Unai Silván(University of Zurich), Patrick K. Jaeger(University of Zurich), Bruno Weber(University of Zurich)
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