Measurement of mechanical tractions exerted by cells in three-dimensional matrices
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Wesley R. Legant | Guy M Genin | G. Genin | Christopher S. Chen | Jordan S. Miller | Daniel M. Cohen | Brandon L. Blakely | Christopher S Chen | Wesley R Legant | Jordan S Miller | Brandon L Blakely | Daniel M Cohen | Jordan S. Miller | W. Legant
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