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Lymph node subcapsular sinus microenvironment-on-a-chip modeling shear flow relevant to lymphatic metastasis and immune cell homing
KG Birmingham, MJ O'Melia, S Bordy, DR Aguilar, B El-Reyas, G Lesinski, ...
Iscience 23 (11), 2020
282020
Computational models of migration modes improve our understanding of metastasis
G Shatkin, B Yeoman, K Birmingham, P Katira, AJ Engler
APL bioengineering 4 (4), 2020
192020
P-, but not E-or L-, selectin-mediated rolling adhesion persistence in hemodynamic flow diverges between metastatic and leukocytic cells
EE Edwards, J Oh, A Anilkumar, KG Birmingham, SN Thomas
Oncotarget 8 (48), 83585, 2017
132017
Fluorometric quantification of single-cell velocities to investigate cancer metastasis
EE Edwards, KG Birmingham, MJ O’Melia, J Oh, SN Thomas
Cell systems 7 (5), 496-509. e6, 2018
122018
Analyzing mechanisms of metastatic cancer cell adhesive phenotype leveraging preparative adhesion chromatography microfluidic
KG Birmingham, MJ O'Melia, D Ban, J Mouw, EE Edwards, AI Marcus, ...
Advanced biosystems 3 (3), 1800328, 2019
102019
Photoconversion and chromatographic microfluidic system reveals differential cellular phenotypes of adhesion velocity versus persistence in shear flow
KG Birmingham, IE Robinson, EE Edwards, SN Thomas
Lab on a Chip 20 (4), 806-822, 2020
32020
Stromal Cell Adhesion Predicts Severity of Metastatic Disease
K Birmingham, B Yeoman, P Beri, J Tuler, I Williams, A Kumar, S Klein, ...
2022
Engineered microfluidic platforms to enable the interrogation of metastatic extravasation under physiologically relevant hydrodynamic forces
KG Birmingham
Georgia Institute of Technology, 2020
2020
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G Shatkin, B Yeoman, K Birmingham, P Katira, AJ Engler
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