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This is the third volume in the Physics of Cancer (Second Edition) set. The book introduces and discusses novel and advanced applications for probing and sensing mechanical properties of cells and their microenvironment. In addition, biophysical techniques for analysing combined biophysical techniques and cellular functions are presented and discussed. However, the major scope of the book is the presentation of biophysical approaches in cancer and its major findings that contribute significantly to the field of physics of cancer from a biophysical-point-of-view. Each chapter is a closed unit…mehr

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This is the third volume in the Physics of Cancer (Second Edition) set. The book introduces and discusses novel and advanced applications for probing and sensing mechanical properties of cells and their microenvironment. In addition, biophysical techniques for analysing combined biophysical techniques and cellular functions are presented and discussed. However, the major scope of the book is the presentation of biophysical approaches in cancer and its major findings that contribute significantly to the field of physics of cancer from a biophysical-point-of-view. Each chapter is a closed unit and at its end references allow the reader to step more deeply into each topic.


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Claudia Tanja Mierke is a full professor at the Peter Debye Institute for Soft Matter Physics and Head of the Department of Biological Physics at the University of Leipzig. Her main areas of research have included the interaction of cancer cells and endothelial cells; effects of external mechanical stimulation of cancer cells on gene expression and tissue invasiveness on different mechanical and structural environments; the investigation of the dynamic interplay between the cells and their microenvironment from a biophysical point of view.