Molecular Mechanocytometry Using Tension-activated Cell Tagging (TaCT)
Ma, R.; Velusamy, A.; Rashid, A.; Deal, B. R.; Chen, W.; Petrich, B.; Li, R.; Salaita, K.
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Flow cytometry is routinely used to measure single-cell gene expression by staining cells with fluorescent antibodies and nucleic acids. Here we present Tension-activated Cell Tagging (TaCT) to fluorescently label cells based on the magnitude of molecular force transmitted through cell adhesion receptors. As a proof-of-concept, we analyzed fibroblasts and mouse platelets after TaCT using conventional flow cytometry.
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