Applications of Atomic Force Microscopy for Adhesion Force Measurements in Mechanotransduction.

Applications of Atomic Force Microscopy for Adhesion Force Measurements in Mechanotransduction.
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10.1007/978-1-4939-8591-3_30
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2018
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A. Trache;Leike Xie;Huang-Chieh Huang-Huang-Chieh-Huang-93294268;V. Glinsky;G. Meininger
A. Trache;Leike Xie;Huang-Chieh Huang-Huang-Chieh-Huang-93294268;V. Glinsky;G. Meininger
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A. Trache;Leike Xie;Huang-Chieh Huang-Huang-Chieh-Huang-93294268;V. Glinsky;G. Meininger

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