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The ROIs were either moved to track these locations of a moving cell (Fig. 1F1) or fixed in positions chosen at 0 min (Figs. 1F2).
Why do women agree to cloak themselves in "a moving cell without a window or small opening – a space of absolute darkness".
An analytical model69 was used to calculate the hydrodynamic flow profile around a moving cell in confinement, couple the resulting surface stress to a linear elastic model of a homogeneous isotropic sphere, and extract the elastic modulus for comparison with the observed cell parameters, assuming a constant viscosity of the surrounding fluid of 15 mPa.
The loading rates covered in our experiments (10 1,000 pN/s) are equivalent to the magnitude of physiological shear stresses that a moving cell is experiencing in the post-capillary bloodstream [26], [27] and the unbinding forces appear consistent with previously reported values estimated from flow experiments [13].
To automatically register the time-lapse images of a moving cell, we mapped these cell images into a unit disk, which served as a reference image both for the registration of the time-lapse image sequence of the same cell and for the comparison between different cells with varying shapes.
The process is initiated by segmenting successive images of a moving cell.
Ablating the leading edge or an actin fiber within the lamellae of a freely moving cell led to an initial recoil rate of 28.6 ± 6.8 and 33.2 ± 4.3 μm/min, respectively.
Such an arrangement of high-affinity integrin at the leading edge might not be suitable for a fast moving T cell that needs to turn over membrane attachments rapidly, but might benefit a slower moving cell by allowing it to make firm contact with its surroundings as it adjusts its position within a particular tissue.
Trogocytosis was initiated by moving cells to a 37°C 5% CO2 incubator, and stopped by moving cell mixtures to 4°C.
How signaling gradients supply positional information in a field of moving cells is an unsolved question in patterning and morphogenesis.
Cell boundaries have fairly random orientations, and hence, the normal and shear stress vary across a line of moving cells.
