Mechanical model of blebbing in nuclear lamin meshworks
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Robert D. Goldman | Rastko Sknepnek | Monica Olvera de la Cruz | Takeshi Shimi | Anne E. Goldman | T. Shimi | R. Goldman | R. Sknepnek | M. Olvera de la Cruz | A. Goldman | Chloe M. Funkhouser | C. M. Funkhouser
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