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. 2023 Jan 18;12:1101901. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2022.1101901

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Macroscopic and microscopic mechanical characterization of dLu and dLN. (A) Macroscopic compression measurements showing the Young’s Modulus of dLu (n=3, dLu1, dLu2, dLu3) and dLN (n=3, dLN11, dLN10, dLN5). (B) Effective Young’s Modulus measured by micro-indentation (3x3 matrix scans, 5µm between indentations with a total measured area of 15x15 µm) of dLu (n=3 donors) and dLN (n=3 donors). (C) Effective Young’s Modulus measured by micro-indentation split per donor for both dLu (dLu1, dLu2, and dLu3) and dLN (dLN11, dLN10, dLN5). Each data point is a different region of the sample obtained in a 3x3 matrix scan.