PLoS ONE 11 (2016) e0150438
JS McGrath, J Quist, JRT Seddon, SCS Lai, SG Lemay, HL Bridle
A novel force spectroscopy method the size and deformability properties of two species of Cryptosporidium was assessed that pose varying levels of risk to human health, using Flex-FPM.
See also some personal comments on the paper by the shared first authors John McGrath and Jos Quist.
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