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Ultrafast light-sheet optical tweezers for in situ parallelized biomechanical characterization of cells and soft tissues
Quantitative characterization of the mechanical properties of cells and tissues is essential for understanding disease progression and tissue regeneration. Optical tweezers (OT) enable the direct application of biologically relevant forces; however, OT has been limited to single axial indentations o
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