“…Incidence on Cell Shape, Cytoskeleton, Cell Adhesion and Differentiation MF exposure can modify the shape of different cell types. These shape changes, which involve the whole cell or specialized components of it, depend on the kind of MF, on the cell type considered, as well as on their corresponding mode of growth [7,11,12,16,19,27,31,32]. For example, PBLs lose their round shape and became irregularly elongated [11], whereas the surface microvilli of U937 cells, which are commonly few and short, become abundant and lamellar-shaped under exposure conditions, i.e., after 24 h exposure to a SMF of 6 mT [11,16,32].…”