The nanomechanical signature of liver cancer tissues and its molecular origin.
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Yi Cao | Jia Fan | Jian Zhou | Meng-Xin Tian | Lei Jin | Yinghong Shi | Wei Wang | Xinyan Wang | Yuan-fei Peng | Yiran Li | Xi-fei Jiang | Weiren Liu | Zhen–Bin Ding
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