"There's a lot of homesickness in Mexican music, a profound yearning because of the need to migrate, which is why I relate to it so much," Ms. Ronstadt said, sitting on her chintz sofa sipping tea, her drug of choice.
Without the tight adherens junctions keeping tissues together, individual cells are free to migrate, which is crucial for cancer metastasis.
Whole villages can be forced to migrate which is a different pattern to the positive health selection that characterises young people leaving a stable home and staying linked while they are away.
In the process of invading into stroma, cancer cells acquire the ability to detach from the epithelial lining and migrate, which is regulated by the mechanism of EMT, in a manner similar to the developmental program of an embryo.
Exchanging the order of stimulation (first EGFR followed by MET receptor activation), keratinocytes will not migrate, which is explained in the model and supported by our first experimental results from the altered role of the FAK proteins at late time points.
We identify the types of contents that need to be migrated during migration which are CPU state, memory content, and storage content.
However, such politicized understandings do not reflect the complexity of reasons to migrate, which are often a combination between security, economic, political and social reasons (King, 2012; Koser & Black, 1999; Ottonelli & Torresi, 2013) and 'assume away the agency of migrants' by seeing them as victims rather than purposeful actors (Bakewell, 2008).
(1) The Si atoms at the rims of the mounds together with the outer shell of the mounds may first migrate outwards, which is concluded by comparison of the profiles before annealing (dotted line in Figure 2b) and the ones in transitional states after annealing (solid lines 1 6 in Figure 2b).
The non-wind effect constitutes a major charge of the (Delta Ne) under migrating tidal input, which is shown at the top of Fig. 7.
