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Ca$^{2+}$-tunable mechanics and recoil in reconstituted Tcb2 networks
Tetrahymena calcium-binding protein (Tcb2) forms Ca$^{2+}$-responsive networks that exhibit contractile behavior, yet how Ca$^{2+}$ concentration controls their local mechanical response remains poorly understood. Here, we use optical tweezers to perform active microrheology on reconstituted Tcb2 ne
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