Fibroblast adaptation and stiffness matching to soft elastic substrates.
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Kheya Sengupta | Ilya Levental | P. Janmey | K. Sengupta | I. Levental | Penelope C. Georges | J. Solon | Paul A Janmey | Jérôme Solon | Penelope C Georges
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