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Pro-inflammatory primary human macrophages show lower elastic modulus (E = 458.8 {+/-} 179.9 Pa) and higher dissipation than anti-inflammatory macrophages.
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Pro-inflammatory primary human macrophages show lower elastic modulus (E = 458.8 {+/-} 179.9 Pa) and higher dissipation than anti-inflammatory macrophages.
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Confinement force microscopy reveals that cells respond to spatial confinement with a two-phase stress increase involving passive compression and active contractility.
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