In contrast, the states of DP and both running states (AR and RR) are defined as motile or active mitochondrial states.
Despite these bindings, osteoclasts are highly motile even active resorption and, as migrating cells, osteoclasts do not express cadherins.
For example, lathridiid beetles are larger and more motile surface-active humus feeders [27] than springtails and may be less vulnerable to predators, such as small staphylinids or carabids, and more vulnerable to insecticides.
DeCamp, S. J., Redner, G. S., Baskaran, A., Hagan, M. F. & Dogic, Z. Orientational order of motile defects in active nematics.
Supernatants were not lethal to the nematodes and their active, motile offspring that emerged 24 h later also preferred these strains, though less strongly than the adults on the previous day (Figure 5, mean Bcc preference = 61.8%, t = 2.87, p = 0.024).
Within these areas, all the cells that have acquired a motile phenotype display active TGFβ signalling.
In particular, cells that have acquired a motile phenotype display active TGFβ signalling.
The derived M. tardigradum ESTs are a mixture of inactive stage animals and active motile animals.
By generating leftward flow in the mouse embryonic node and zebrafish Kupffer's vesicle (KV), active motile cilia establish organ laterality (15, 16), and they also mediate cerebrospinal fluid movement and respiratory tract mucous clearance.
Immotile bacteria were compared to motile ones, motility being a key competitive advantage allowing an active search for nutrients and evasion from predators or harmful environments.
