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Sci Rep March 2023 PMID 36918704

Polarity and mixed-mode oscillations may underlie different patterns of cellular migration.

Lucie Plazen, Jalal Al Rahbani, Claire M Brown, Anmar Khadra

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Abstract in brief

  • This study explores how different patterns of cell movement, like moving forward, exploring, or staying still, can be caused by complex behaviors in molecular signals involving proteins like Rac and Rho, which regulate cell adhesion and migration.
  • Researchers used computer models to simulate these protein interactions, revealing that variations in how quickly these proteins react can lead to different migration behaviors, including stable movement, oscillations, and mixed patterns.
  • The findings suggest that switching between migration modes in cells might be driven by the dynamic interactions and timing differences within this molecular network, helping us understand the cellular basis of movement patterns.]
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The authors of "Polarity and mixed-mode oscillations may underlie…" (https://t.co/VMUBXONa36) included RRIDs in their paper! RRIDs like this improve reproducibility in scientific research. #RRID #reproducibility

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