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= Microrheology
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Microrheology is a specialized technique used to study the mechanical properties of complex materials at the microscale, often involving the rheological (flow and deformation) behavior of fluids, gels, and biological tissues. Unlike traditional macrorheology, which typically analyzes bulk material behavior using large samples, microrheology focuses on the movement and behavior of microscopic probes or particles within a medium.