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Interplay Between Mechanosensitive Adhesions and Membrane Tension Regulates Cell Motility | Synapse

December 6, 2023Open Access

Interplay Between Mechanosensitive Adhesions and Membrane Tension Regulates Cell Motility

YCY. ChenUniversity of California, San Diego DSDavid SaintillanUniversity of San Diego PRPadmini RangamaniUniversity of California System

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This study presents a model of cell motility that explains the initiation of cell motion by a symmetry-breaking instability and reveals that complex cell behaviors - from motility to shape selection - are governed by dynamic activities at the cell edge.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1b1fc0a15d2398f0e57904 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1103/prxlife.1.023007

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