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Cell motility, the spontaneous movement of cells from one location to another, plays a fundamental role in many biological processes, including immune responses and metastasis. Recent physics studies have gathered new evidence suggesting that mammalian cells do not only crawl on solid substrates, including complex 3-D mediums of a tissues, but can also swim in fluids.
Studying a cell's crawling motion in a #fluid @physrevlett https://t.co/JCiMt0WzhA
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Voir en ligne : Crawling in a Fluid, Alexander Farutin, Jocelyn Étienne, Chaouqi Misbah et Pierre Recho, Physical Review Letters, le 13 septembre 2019.
