Article
The effects of morphology, confluency, and phenotype on whole-cell mechanical behavior.
Annals of biomedical engineering - 1 May 2006
Jaasma Michael J, Jackson Wesley M, Keaveny Tony M
Abstract excerpt
Emerging evidence indicates that cellular mechanical behavior can be altered by disease, drug treatment, and mechanical loading. To effectively investigate how disease and mechanical or biochemical treatments influence cellular mechanical behavior, it is imperative to determine the source of large inter-cell differences in whole-cell mechanical behavior within a single cell line. In this study, we used the atomic...
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