Membrane Tension is a mechanical property representing the in-plane isotropic stress resultant per unit length within a lipid bilayer membrane, distinguishing it from other viscoelastic attributes by quantifying the net lateral force that resists area expansion and drives membrane remodeling processes.
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Frequency spectrum of the flicker phenomenon in erythrocytes
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A fluorescent membrane tension probe
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