Evidence of a large-scale mechanosensing mechanism for cellular adaptation to substrate stiffness
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Léa Trichet | Claire Ribrault | Pascal Hersen | Raphaël Voituriez | Jimmy Le Digabel | Sri Ram Krishna Vedula | R. Voituriez | P. Hersen | B. Ladoux | R. Hawkins | S. Vedula | Léa Trichet | Claire Ribrault | J. le Digabel | Mukund Gupta | Rhoda J Hawkins | Mukund Gupta | Benoît Ladoux | J. Le Digabel
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