Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10652187 Micron 2012 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We study the frictional properties of air-dried cell surface by AFM. ► AFM-assessed friction force for the dried cell surface increases at T>Tg. ► Tg for erythrocyte samples is lower than that for thymocyte ones. ► We examine the effects of glutaraldehyde and ONOO- on cell frictional properties.
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Thermo-mechanical properties of the cell surface assessed by atomic force microscopy
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