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Response of Human Breast Carcinoma (BT20) Cell Lines to Compressional Force Induced by a Laser Trap

C. Brown, R. Solomon, J. Cooper, D. Devito, H. Crogman, D. Erenso, J. Revalee, A. Pellizzaro, A. Farone, M. Farone, and Y. Gao

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Abstract

In BT20 human breast cancer cells we have studied the physical changes resulting from compressional stress. We used optical tweezers to directly induce compressional stress on individual cells and measure the resulting elastic deformations.

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