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Tejasvin Shrikanth

Case Western Reserve University

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Approach:experimental assay· 2 Assay:imaging· 2 Research Focus:cell type annotation· 1 Organism:human· 1

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Danielle R. LathamiD· 2 shared Lydia KisleyiD· 2 shared Marouen ZammaliiD· 2 shared Ramita ArampongpuniD· 2 shared Vignesh VenkataramaniiD· 2 shared Anshuman MohapatraiD· 1 shared Divita MathuriD· 1 shared Jason A. GuerreroiD· 1 shared

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The Tensile Expansion Microscopy (TExM) cell stretcher: an iris expansion device integrated with automated real-time autofocus and tracking to super-resolve cells

Ramita Arampongpun, Tejasvin Shrikanth, Vignesh Venkataramani, Danielle R. Latham, Marouen Zammali, Vidhi Vakil, Lydia Kisley

The paper introduces a TExM cell stretcher that applies isotropic equibiaxial force to achieve 1664% aerial strain for super-resolution imaging, with automated autofocus and tracking.

bioRxiv · Sep 10, 2026 · PreprintBiophysics

Tensile Expansion Microscopy Applies Mechanical Force to Super-resolve Fixed and Image Live Cellular Samples

Vignesh Venkataramani, Danielle R. Latham, Ramita Arampongpun, Marouen Zammali, Tejasvin Shrikanth, Anshuman Mohapatra, Jason A. Guerrero, Roberto C. Andresen Eguiluz, Divita Mathur, Laura M. Sanchez, Lydia Kisley

This paper introduces TExM, a method to super-resolve fixed and live cellular samples by mechanically expanding hydrogels during continuous imaging.

bioRxiv · Feb 22, 2026 · PreprintBiophysics