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. 2022 Sep 22;1(5):pgac199. doi: 10.1093/pnasnexus/pgac199

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Fig. 2. — (a) Predictions of the angular distributions of SF concentrations as parameterized by , where δ is the orientation of the SFs with respect to -direction of cyclic stretching. Results are shown for cyclic loading (r = 0) with ε_amp = 0.1 and f = 0.5, 1 Hz, together with the reference case of no imposed cyclic loading (i.e. f = 0). (b) Comparison of the predicted and measured (14) CVs, defined by (12), for selected frequencies f and ε_amp = 0.1. (c) The angular distributions of the SF concentrations as parameterized by within cell with ϕ denoting the orientation of the SFs with respect to the major axis of the ellipse. Predictions are shown for the three straining cases in (a) with the corresponding circular histograms shown as insets. (d) The angular distributions and circular histograms for SFs parameterized by for a circular cell of radius R₀ and subjected to the three straining cases in (a).

Inline graphic — (a) Predictions of the angular distributions of SF concentrations as parameterized by , where δ is the orientation of the SFs with respect to -direction of cyclic stretching. Results are shown for cyclic loading (r = 0) with ε_amp = 0.1 and f = 0.5, 1 Hz, together with the reference case of no imposed cyclic loading (i.e. f = 0). (b) Comparison of the predicted and measured (14) CVs, defined by (12), for selected frequencies f and ε_amp = 0.1. (c) The angular distributions of the SF concentrations as parameterized by within cell with ϕ denoting the orientation of the SFs with respect to the major axis of the ellipse. Predictions are shown for the three straining cases in (a) with the corresponding circular histograms shown as insets. (d) The angular distributions and circular histograms for SFs parameterized by for a circular cell of radius R₀ and subjected to the three straining cases in (a).