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De novo identification of universal cell mechanics gene signatures

2021-04-27

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Cell mechanical properties determine many physiological functions, such as cell fate specification, migration, or circulation through vasculature. Identifying factors that govern the mechanical properties is therefore a subject of great interest. Here we present a mechanomics approach for establishing links between single-cell mechanical phenotype changes and the genes involved in driving them. We combine mechanic...

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848ca5fd-aaf1-5f28-aae6-3c0c6da7e214
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10.1101/2021.04.26.441418
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