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Cells are compressible and can be regarded as a kind of coated liquid inclusion embedded in a three-dimensional elastic matrix. In the presence of far-field loading, how the coating influences the mechanical response (e.g., volume change) of the liquid inclusion remains elusive, especially when surface tension effects become significant at cell size level. We developed a theoretical model to characterize the mechanical amplification or attenuation role of coating on spherical liquid inclusions, with surface tension and liquid compressibility accounted for. We found that surface tension could increase the volumetric strain of the inclusion through decreasing its effective bulk modulus. We further found that, when there is a monotonic stiffness variation (either decreasing or increasing) from matrix via coating to inclusion, the presence of coating amplified the volumetric strain compared with the case without coating; in the opposite, when there is a non-monotonic stiffness change from matrix via coating to inclusion, the volumetric strain is attenuated by the coating. The results are useful for understanding and exploring the mechanobiological sensation of certain types of cell, e.g., osteocytes and cancer cells.Graphic Abstract[graphic not available: see fulltext]
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