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Investigating mammalian cell nanomechanics with simultaneous optical and atomic force microscopy

Silberberg et al., 2019

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15965355998030577424
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Silberberg Y
Guolla L
Pelling A
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Life at the Nanoscale

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Advances in optical technology have led to several interesting approaches to studying cell nanomechanics. This chapter discusses the atomic force microscopy (AFM) as a tool to deliver temporally and spatially controlled localized nanomechanical forces to living …
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