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Cells in vivo exist in a 3D porous network of proteins that lend structural support while permitting cellular attachment and migration. Characterization of pore size and microstructural network dynamics is imperative to the biophysical study of cell-ECM interactions and for tissue-engineering applications. We implemented Laser Speckle Microrheology at sub-MHz frequencies to measure mean square displacement (MSD) and its log-log derivative (α) of particles embedded in purified fibrin clots. The power law behavior of the time-dependent MSD provides a measure of pore sizes spanning different particle-to-pore size ratios, relevant for advancing our understanding of cell-ECM interactions.
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