Poro-viscoelastic behaviour of the zona pellucida: Impact of three-dimensional modelling on material characterisation
The development of objective biomarkers for the qualitative assessment of oocytes prior to in-vitro fertilisation procedures is crucial, and in this respect the mechanical response of cells has already emerged as a promising and valid measure. The test setups derived from this conceptual approach us...
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