Rheology of two-dimensional F-actin networks associated with a lipid interface.

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Flow conditions in the vicinity of microstructured interfaces studied by holography and implications for the assembly of artificial actin networks.Interface shear microrheometer with an optically driven oscillating probe particle.Active membranes with bound F-actin: sliding vs. sticking conditions

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Rheology of two-dimensional F-actin networks associated with a lipid interface.

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