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Cell deformations generated by dynamic cortical actin waves drive <i>in vivo</i> swimming migration

2024-06-12

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Amoeboid cell migration drives many important developmental and disease-related processes including immune responses and cancer metastasis. Swimming cell migration is a subtype of amoeboid migration observed in cells in suspension ex vivo. However, the mechanism underlying swimming migration in vivo under physiological conditions is unknown. Using Drosophila fat body cells (FBCs) as a model, we show that FBCs a...

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Literature Corpus work: 09a7f72d-a8e7-5500-b54d-b9bb0cdb58f3
DOI: 10.1101/2024.06.11.598427

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