Fluid shear stress from blood flow and circumferential stretch of vessel walls from blood pressure are important regulatory factors that control the morphogenesis and physiology of blood vessels.
Bubbles often vigorously spout out when we pour or shake a bottle of champagne or cola. When on a boat, we also see that enormous gas bubbles are formed around a rotating screw. These flow-induced ...
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