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The research aims to characterize the surface elasticity of suspended cells, which acts as a biomarker for cell status and diseases.

January 22, 2026Lab on a Chip0 citationsOpen Access

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Real-time high-throughput characterisation of the surface elasticity of suspended cells

ZGZiyu GuoXidian University YSYi SuiQueen Mary University of London WWWen WangQueen Mary University of London

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The research aims to characterize the surface elasticity of suspended cells, which acts as a biomarker for cell status and diseases.
Utilized high-throughput techniques for real-time measurement of cell surface elasticity.
Investigated the intrinsic properties of the cell membrane cortex complex.
Analyzed various suspended cell types for variations in elasticity.
Identified significant differences in surface elasticity among different cell types.
Demonstrated that surface elasticity correlates with cell status and potential diseases.
Provided a reliable method for studying cell membranes in real-time.

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The intrinsic elasticity of the cell membrane cortex complex, i.e., cell surface, is a promising biomarker for cell status and disease, and has widespread biological and biomedical applications. However, measuring...

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