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Mechanical stress remodelling drives epithelial–mesenchymal transition in the tumour microenvironment PRIMARY_TEXT

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Calibration of the stress–R2 relationship enables a quantitative measurement of local tissue stress over a physiologically relevant range of 0–15 kPa. We dem...	normalized — the passage is on the page once typography is folded together Not on the page as served: it matched once the spaces this server inserts at inline tags were taken out.
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