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25 april 2019 18:02:38

 
In Vivo Force Application Reveals a Fast Tissue Softening and External Friction Increase during Early Embryogenesis (Current Biology)
 


Assessment of tissue mechanical properties in vivo is challenging. D`Angelo, Dierkes et al. present a method based on local force application and on the analysis of induced deformations to measure epithelial mechanics. They find a rapid softening of the blastoderm and increase in external friction during the process of Drosophila cellularization.


 
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