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Establishing correlation of axial and vertical force of cardiac artificial tissue using a novel micromachined sensor

2020-09-19

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Cardiomyocytes iPSC (iPSC-CMs) have great potential for cell therapy, drug assessment, and for understanding the pathophysiology and genetic underpinnings of cardiac diseases. Contraction forces are one of the most important characteristics of cardiac function and are predictors of healthy and diseased states. Cantilever techniques, such as atomic force microscopy, measure the vertical force of a single cell, whil...

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4c724921-e8b3-5d70-9dae-06e73496b007
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10.1101/2020.09.16.300665
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