Recent advances in cancer research have underscored the critical role of myeloid cells in shaping tumor microenvironments (TME), influencing tumor progression, immune evasion, and therapeutic ...

Chicken soup was found to inhibit neutrophil chemotaxis. When the completed soup (without added salt and pepper) was added to neutrophils above the membrane, to the ZAS below the membrane ...

"This movement, known as chemotaxis, could be a strong indicator of life and could guide future space missions looking for living organisms on Mars or other planets." "Especially, the usage of H.

Finally, a variety of soup preparations was evaluated and found to be variably, but generally, able to inhibit neutrophil chemotaxis. The current study, therefore, presents evidence that chicken ...

This valuable study examines the effects of side-wall confinement on the chemotaxis of swimming bacteria in a shallow microfluidic channel. The authors present solid experimental evidence, combined ...

Abstract: Chemotaxis is the biological phenomenon in which organisms move to a more favorable location in an environment with a chemical attractant or repellent. Since chemotaxis is a typical example ...

3D tumor spheroids display a peripheral ROS gradient, which projects into an extracellular H 2 O 2 gradient. Extracellular H 2 O 2 gradient induces chemotaxis of tumor cells through Src activation and ...

The development of efficient, high-throughput screening tools for microbial chemotaxis is essential to disentangling the roles of diverse chemical compounds and concentrations that control cell ...

They swim when starved or in response to physical and chemical stimuli. Flagella-driven chemotaxis in bacteria has emerged as a paradigm for both signal transduction and cellular decision-making. By ...

discoideum cells has indicated that additional G protein dynamics in response to cAR1 activation occur in chemotaxis. Here we describe these new dynamics after reviewing classical chemotaxis G protein ...

So, can an amoeba use chemotaxis to solve the world's most infamous hedge maze? That's precisely what happened in a new study published today (Aug. 27) in the journal Science. To test the power of ...

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