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David Cho

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David ChoiD1 paper · Johns Hopkins University

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Collagen V Presented at the Cell-Substrate Interface Mimics Substrate Stiffening to Enhance Fibroblast Traction, Adhesion Turnover, and Persistent Migration

Shaina P. Royer, Himja Tiwari, David Cho, Sesha Sai Ramineni, Majid Rostami, Mohanish Chandurkar, Alexander X. Cartagena‐Rivera, Sangyoon J. Han

This study shows that presenting collagen V at a cell-substrate interface enhances fibroblast traction, adhesion turnover, and migration, mimicking the effects of substrate stiffening.

bioRxiv · Oct 23, 2026 · PreprintBioengineering