Daniel A. Fletcher

Intravascular drug delivery with a pulsed liquid microjet.

Compression forces generated by actin comet tails on lipid vesicles.

Differentiation and developmental pathways of uropathogenic Escherichia coli in urinary tract pathogenesis.

Photopatterning of actin filament structures.

Spiroplasma swim by a processive change in body helicity.

An introduction to cell motility for the physical scientist.

Loading history determines the velocity of actin-network growth.

Force microscopy of nonadherent cells: a comparison of leukemia cell deformability.

Fast, cheap and somewhat in control.

Actin polymerization serves as a membrane domain switch in model lipid bilayers.

Tissue geometry determines sites of mammary branching morphogenesis in organotypic cultures.

Chemotherapy exposure increases leukemia cell stiffness.

Reversible stress softening of actin networks.

Needle-free delivery of macromolecules across the skin by nanoliter-volume pulsed microjets.

Differential force microscope for long time-scale biophysical measurements.

Emergence of large-scale cell morphology and movement from local actin filament growth dynamics.

Enhanced three-dimensional deconvolution microscopy using a measured depth-varying point-spread function.

Piezoelectric control of needle-free transdermal drug delivery.

Load fluctuations drive actin network growth.

Tonic shock induces detachment of Giardia lamblia.

Unilamellar vesicle formation and encapsulation by microfluidic jetting.

Increased leukaemia cell stiffness is associated with symptoms of leucostasis in paediatric acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.

Curvature and torsion in growing actin networks.

Analyzing cell mechanics in hematologic diseases with microfluidic biophysical flow cytometry.

Limits of filopodium stability.

DNA-coated AFM cantilevers for the investigation of cell adhesion and the patterning of live cells.

Slow stress propagation in adherent cells.

Active biological materials.

Dynamic control of needle-free jet injection.

Combined atomic force microscopy and side-view optical imaging for mechanical studies of cells.

Inkjet formation of unilamellar lipid vesicles for cell-like encapsulation.

Mobile phone based clinical microscopy for global health applications.

Biology under construction: in vitro reconstitution of cellular function.

Membrane-induced bundling of actin filaments.

Mixing solutions in inkjet formed vesicles.

Cell mechanics and the cytoskeleton.

Large-scale simulations of fluctuating biological membranes.

Molecular Biomechanics: The Molecular Basis of How Forces Regulate Cellular Function.

Connexin mediated cataract prevention in mice.

On force and function.

Mechanics and contraction dynamics of single platelets and implications for clot stiffening.

Single-cell multiplex gene detection and sequencing with microfluidically generated agarose emulsions.

An AFM-based stiffness clamp for dynamic control of rigidity.

To model or not to model?

Forming giant vesicles with controlled membrane composition, asymmetry, and contents.

Microenvironmental geometry guides platelet adhesion and spreading: a quantitative analysis at the single cell level.

In vitro modeling of the microvascular occlusion and thrombosis that occur in hematologic diseases using microfluidic technology.

Actin filament curvature biases branching direction.

Contractile equilibration of single cells to step changes in extracellular stiffness.

Membrane bending by protein-protein crowding.

Use the force: membrane tension as an organizer of cell shape and motility.

Mobile digital fluorescence microscopy for diagnosis of tuberculosis.

Patterned collagen fibers orient branching mammary epithelium through distinct signaling modules.

A multi-structural single cell model of force-induced interactions of cytoskeletal components.

To pull or be pulled: parsing the multiple modes of mechanotransduction.

Cytoplasmic volume modulates spindle size during embryogenesis.

A mobile phone-based retinal camera for portable wide field imaging.

Placental syncytium forms a biophysical barrier against pathogen invasion.

The biology of boundary conditions: cellular reconstitution in one, two, and three dimensions.