Consistently, genetic disorders originating from mutations in lamin genes or other genes encoding proteins of the nuclear lamina (termed laminopathies) exhibit aberrant nuclear mechanics that are linked with pathology.[22, 23, 24] Hence, uncovering the mechanical roles of A‐ and B‐type lamins and chromatin will broaden our mechanistic understanding of biological processes that involve physical deformation of the nucleus in health and disease. Here, LMNA is linked to laminopathy.