Ablation of cytoskeletal filaments and mitochondria in live cells using a femtosecond laser nanoscissor.
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Eric Mazur | Donald E Ingber | Philip LeDuc | D. Ingber | E. Mazur | N. Shen | C. Schaffer | Nan Shen | Dabajyoti Datta | Chris B Schaffer | P. Leduc | D. Datta
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