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. 2020 Jun 16;8:596. doi: 10.3389/fbioe.2020.00596

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Rheological characterization of FATLH. Representative FATLH images are shown above, before and during the rheological analysis. (A) Viscoelastic moduli as a function of shear strain amplitude for imposed oscillatory shear strain of fixed frequency (1 Hz). (B) Viscoelastic moduli as a function of shear strain frequency for imposed oscillatory shear strain of fixed amplitude (0.02). Squares (▪) represent the storage modulus, circles () the loss modulus, and triangles (), the complex modulus.

Inline graphic — Rheological characterization of FATLH. Representative FATLH images are shown above, before and during the rheological analysis. (A) Viscoelastic moduli as a function of shear strain amplitude for imposed oscillatory shear strain of fixed frequency (1 Hz). (B) Viscoelastic moduli as a function of shear strain frequency for imposed oscillatory shear strain of fixed amplitude (0.02). Squares (▪) represent the storage modulus, circles () the loss modulus, and triangles (), the complex modulus.