Optical tweezers are ideal tools for cell manipulation in vivo due to their non-contact trapping
ability. In the current studies, the optical trapping of cells can only be achieved in light …

The innate immune system forms a crucial defense mechanism of the human body against
infections and foreign objects, orchestrates wound healing, and restores tissue homeostasis …

Optical tweezers are widely used to measure the mechanical properties of erythrocytes,
which is crucial to the study of pathology and clinical diagnosis of disease. During the …

The gastrointestinal (GI) tract's primary role is food digestion, relying on coordinated fluid
secretion and bowel movements triggered by mechanosensation. Enteroendocrine cells …

Understanding complex biological events at the molecular level paves the path to determine
mechanistic processes across the timescale necessary for breakthrough discoveries. While …

The deformability of erythrocytes is key to ensuring blood flow in microcirculation. This is
essential to deliver oxygen to different parts of the body. Previous studies have shown that …