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Cellular elasticity in cancer: a review of altered biomechanical features

1 Jan 2024

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culture medium, and cell-substrate with different three-dimensional structures on cell elasticity during cell tumorigenesis are outlined. Importantly, we summarize the current signaling pathways that may affect cellular elasticity, as well as tests for cellular elastic deformation. Finally, we summarize current hybrid materials: polymer-polymer, protein-protein, and protein-polymer hybrids, also, nano-delivery...

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PMID: 38742281
DOI: 10.1039/d4tb00328d

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