Sentence examples for organize cell from inspiring English sources

Based on available evidence, we propose a model in which MLCK-210 could organize cell motility by simultaneous control of cytoskeleton architecture and actomyosin activation through the novel protein scaffold function of the unique tail domain and the classical MLCK catalytic function of the kinase domain.

It is thought that the CASPs act as scaffolds that spatially organize cell wall biosynthetic enzymes.

In this study, we report the development of a thermoresponsive nanofabricated substratum (TNFS) which can be used to structurally organize cell monolayers.

This suggests that one function of Snail2 in osteosarcoma cells is to regulate and/or organize cell adhesion and the actin cytoskeleton.

In many of the mechanisms in which PI chemistry organizes cell morphology, such as in phagocytosis and chemotaxis, PIs and GTPases cooperatively activate effector proteins to organize cell structure (Di Paolo and De Camilli, 2006).

EMBO J 28, 2272 – 2282 (2009 ); published online 28 May 2009 The DivIVA protein helps to organize cell growth and polarity in Gram-positive bacteria by localizing specifically to the cytoplasmic membrane at the cell poles and division septum, independent of other proteins.

However, although protein gradients are now emerging as general motives to organize cells, tools to study gradient-mediated organization of three-dimensional space are limited.

Manipulating the physical location of cells is useful both to organize cells in vitro and to separate cells during screening.

Over this decade, cell printing strategy has emerged as one of the promising approaches to organize cells in two and three dimensional engineered tissues.

The recent adaptation of semiconductor tools to spatially organize cells and their adhesions has enhanced our ability to engineer cell functions ex vivo.

This matrix serves to organize cells in space, to provide them with environmental signals to direct site-specific cellular regulation and to separate one tissue space from another.