Cambridge researchers quantify biomechanical noise in cancer cells @EngineeringCambridge
Cambridge researchers quantify biomechanical noise in cancer cells  @EngineeringCambridge
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In an article recently published in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, Cambridge researchers have reported on measurements of biomechanical noise associated with the dynamic mechanical behaviour of adherent cells on a surface under normal growth conditions and when subjected to increasing levels of environmental stress.
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Cambridge researchers quantify biomechanical noise in cancer cells

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