Nanonet force microscopy for measuring forces in single smooth muscle cells of the human aorta

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Nanonet force microscopy for m ...... uscle cells of the human aorta

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Alexander Hall

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Amrinder Nain

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Christopher Delaughter

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Julie A Phillippi

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Kevin Sheets

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Matthew Apperson

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Patrick Chan

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Thomas G Gleason

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10.1091/MBC.E17-01-0053

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aorta

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