Stress fiber anisotropy contributes to force-mode dependent chromatin stretching and gene upregulation in living cells

  • Fuxiang Wei
  • , Xiangyu Xu
  • , Cunyu Zhang
  • , Yawen Liao
  • , Baohua Ji
  • , Ning Wang

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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology