ES-PU cultures contained electrically-coupled cardiomyocytes with connexin-43 localized to points of cell:cell contact.
Closed curves were drawn using the points of cell outlines on the planes with a height interval of 1 m.
The issue, briefly summarized: Timothy Carpenter was convicted partly by the use of 127 days (and 12,898 individual location points) of cell site location information (CSLI) acquired by police from telecoms without a warrant.
The Eph receptor tyrosine kinases and their membrane-tethered ephrin ligands provide critical guidance cues at points of cell-to-cell contact.
In this study, we used PET and MR imaging to evaluate three methods and two time points of cell delivery in a rat model of congestive heart failure.
In the past few years, a general principle has emerged in which small gene circuits of cross-inhibition and self-activation govern the decision at branch points of cell development.
Thus, few studies address time points of cell transplantation early after spinal cord injury.
As reported previously [25], we find that full length wild type Duf (Duf flag) is enriched at the point of cell-cell contact and Rols and Loner translocate to these points of cell contact in a Duf dependent manner (Fig. 2A and G).
Bves is one of the first molecules to traffic to points of cell-cell contact and it interacts with ZO-1 a known mediator of cell-cell adhesion [9], [13].
Due to its subcellular localization and trafficking to points of cell-cell contact during epithelial sheet formation [9], we proposed that Bves might play a role in cell-cell adhesion.
