Nuclear Lamin-A Scales with Tissue Stiffness and Enhances Matrix-Directed Differentiation
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Dennis E. Discher | Jae-Won Shin | Florian Rehfeldt | David W. Speicher | Joe Swift | D. Speicher | D. Discher | F. Rehfeldt | Jae-Won Shin | M. Tewari | A. Buxboim | J. Swift | I. Ivanovska | T. Harada | P. D. Dingal | Joel Pinter | J. D. Pajerowski | K. Spinler | Amnon Buxboim | Irena L. Ivanovska | Takamasa Harada | P. C. Dave P. Dingal | Joel Pinter | J. David Pajerowski | Kyle R. Spinler | Manorama Tewari
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