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Optical microelectrode arrays for differential readout of electrical and mechanical signals in cardiac cells
Simultaneous assessment of electrical excitation and mechanical contraction is essential for understanding cardiac cell function, yet these two processes are commonly measured with separate techniques or invasively. Here, changes in cellular electrical activity modulate local charge redistribution i
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