Correction: Corrigendum: Biomechanics of subcellular structures by non-invasive Brillouin microscopy

Antonacci, Giuseppe; Braakman, Sietse T.

doi:10.1038/srep46789

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“…BM can achieve submicron-scale spatial resolution [25,167], which is sufficient for visualizing subcellular structures. A recent study used BM to reveal a liquid-solid phase transition in intracellular stress granules by measuring the elastic longitudinal modulus [168]. Although no direct measurement was made on the viscoelastic properties, it demonstrated the feasibility of probing intracellular compartments with BM.…”

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Existing and Potential Applications of Elastography for Measuring the Viscoelasticity of Biological Tissues In Vivo

et al. 2021

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Mechanical tissue properties contribute to tissue shape change during development. Emerging evidence suggests that gradients of viscoelasticity correspond to cell movement and gene expression patterns. To accurately define mechanisms of morphogenesis, a combination of precise empirical measurements and theoretical approaches are required. Here, we review elastography as a method to characterize viscoelastic properties of tissue in vivo. We discuss its current clinical applications in mature tissues and its potential for characterizing embryonic tissues.

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