Life on the wire: on tensegrity and force balance in cells.
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Carlo Galli | Stefano Guizzardi | Giovanni Passeri | Guido Maria Macaluso | Renato Scandroglio | C. Galli | G. Passeri | G. Macaluso | S. Guizzardi | R. Scandroglio
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