The paper presents an image analysis for cell force measurement using a patterned substrate surface. The cell forces are transduced to a hexagonal lattice of microcantilevers in the shape of cylindrical pillars installed on a substrate surface. The magnitude and direction of pillars deflection is measured optically by an analysis of transmission images of the substrate. The template matching is used for identification of the position of pillars. The hexagonal lattice of pillars is identified automatically and used as information about the reference rest position of the pillars. The elaborated algorithm was tested using simulated data. The first results using real images are presented
This thesis deals with methods used to measure cell traction forces. In order to study and measure t...
Animal cells use traction forces to sense the mechanics and geometry of their environment. Measuring...
Cellular forces are closely related to many physiological processes, including cell migration, growt...
This thesis describes a study of the effect of environmental cues including physical attribute of th...
The characterisation of cells is an important point in the medical diagnostics due to the fact that ...
International audienceThe quantification of cell traction forces requires three key steps: cell plat...
Cell culture substrates with integrated flexible microposts enable a user to study the mechanical in...
Abstract: The interplay of mechanical forces between the extracellular environment and the cytoskele...
In this work, we present a ridged, microfabricated, force sensor that can be used to investigate mec...
The ability to estimate and analyze the mechanical forces applied by T cells to an underlying substr...
Abstract—This paper demonstrates a method to visually measure the force distribution applied to a li...
AbstractIn this work, we present a ridged, microfabricated, force sensor that can be used to investi...
International audienceIncreasing evidence has shown that mechanical cues from the environment play a...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityCells respond to a number of cues that affect how they interact wit...
This paper presents a cellular force measurement technique that allow iri a su n f lthy tai agin roi...
This thesis deals with methods used to measure cell traction forces. In order to study and measure t...
Animal cells use traction forces to sense the mechanics and geometry of their environment. Measuring...
Cellular forces are closely related to many physiological processes, including cell migration, growt...
This thesis describes a study of the effect of environmental cues including physical attribute of th...
The characterisation of cells is an important point in the medical diagnostics due to the fact that ...
International audienceThe quantification of cell traction forces requires three key steps: cell plat...
Cell culture substrates with integrated flexible microposts enable a user to study the mechanical in...
Abstract: The interplay of mechanical forces between the extracellular environment and the cytoskele...
In this work, we present a ridged, microfabricated, force sensor that can be used to investigate mec...
The ability to estimate and analyze the mechanical forces applied by T cells to an underlying substr...
Abstract—This paper demonstrates a method to visually measure the force distribution applied to a li...
AbstractIn this work, we present a ridged, microfabricated, force sensor that can be used to investi...
International audienceIncreasing evidence has shown that mechanical cues from the environment play a...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityCells respond to a number of cues that affect how they interact wit...
This paper presents a cellular force measurement technique that allow iri a su n f lthy tai agin roi...
This thesis deals with methods used to measure cell traction forces. In order to study and measure t...
Animal cells use traction forces to sense the mechanics and geometry of their environment. Measuring...
Cellular forces are closely related to many physiological processes, including cell migration, growt...