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Biophysics

a model in which an applied force lowers the energy barrier of a bond and so raises its dissociation rate exponentially.

In biophysics, Bell model refers to a model in which an applied force lowers the energy barrier of a bond and so raises its dissociation rate exponentially. This meaning comes from Bell (1978) in Science.[1]

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References

Bell, G. I. (1978). Models for the Specific Adhesion of Cells to Cells: A theoretical framework for adhesion mediated by reversible bonds between cell surface molecules. Science, 200(4342), 618-627. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.347575

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