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Illustrated in Fig. 5A C, DYNC1I1 knockdown decreases mitochondrial motility, which may result in accumulation of dysfunctional mitochondria (Maday et al., 2012; Xie et al., 2015).

Such increases in 5-HT may lead to altered motility which may underlie age-related GI disorders in the upper bowel.

Sperm bundles of around 100 each appear to confer increased sperm motility, which may provide the potential for sperm competition between males.

In total, these results suggest that CD9 or CD81 can regulate the functional effect of CD9P-1 on cell motility, which may be related to a direct interaction between these tetraspanins and their molecular partner.

For example, phosphorylation of the following essential sites regulate important functions: Thr157 prevents nuclear import; Ser10 mediates nuclear export; Thr198 promotes cytoplasmic translocation and increases p27-dependent motility, which may be important to prepare cells for shape changes in later phases of the cell cycle; and, Thr187 results in proteolysis [26], [39].

Studies have shown that cirrhosis can cause changes in gastrointestinal motility, which may be attributed to MMC changes [ 14– 16].

Taken together, CT26 CB stimulates RAW 264.7 macrophages to produce proliferative, angiogenic and motility factors which may impact cancer progression.

Prodigiosin at sub-inhibitory concentrations inhibits motility of pathogens which may be due to either loss of flagella or loss of invasive capacity.

The following long-term lamellipodia formation caused by Rac1 stimulation can increase the motility of podocytes, which may aggravate foot process effacement and result in proteinuria.

During this process, it is believed that cells undergo changes in intercellular adhesiveness and motility, both of which may be important for invasion [ 4].

Dynein malfunction by DYNC1I1 knockdown decreases mitochondrial motility (Fig. 4), which may augment mitochondrial pathology.