Photo-Gb3 isomerization in phase-separated pore-spanning membranes alters Shiga toxin organization
Spatial heterogeneity in tumor adhesion qualifies collective cell invasion
Mechanical control of cell proliferation patterns in growing epithelial monolayers
Scaling of internal organs during Drosophila embryonic development
Force transduction creates long-ranged coupling in ribosomes stalled by arrest peptides
Sparks of life
Cells doing the wave
A photoswitchable inhibitor suitable for optical control of microtubule dynamics
VEGF receptor motion on the endothelial cell surface
Bond Type and Discretization of Nonmuscle Myosin II Are Critical for Simulated Contractile Dynamics
Intravital imaging of transplanted kidney organoids
The Chiral Looping of the Embryonic Heart Is Formed by the Combination of Three Axial Asymmetries
Formation of cellular tight junctions
The development of a mouse embryo
Notch signaling in zebrafish hair cells
Glioma Cell Migration Dynamics in Brain Tissue Assessed by Multimodal Optical Imaging
Mobile microvilli
Cell junction remodeling
Smooth Operator
Inside a Vascular Organoid
Nuclear positioning in a fly embryo
Increased lamellipodia formation in response to a cancer drug
Shear-Induced Migration of a Transmembrane Protein within a Vesicle
Oocyte maturation
Neuronal destruction
Localization of a polarity protein
Recording neural activity a moving larva
A smiley separation
Neuronal symmetry breaking
Slime mold phagocytosis
Fruit fly high-speed escape
What Happens when You Rinse?
HIV at 30
Polymerization Pulls
A Tip Cell During Blood Vessel Formation
The Next 150 Years
RNA Traffic Control
RNA Processing RNA
β-actin mRNA Dynamics in a Migrating Cell
Ready, Set, Replicate
Developmental Windows
Egg Roll
Fighting fruit fly males, part 1
Mito Machine
Balance between Force Generation and Relaxation Facilitates Pulsed Contraction of Actin Networks
Mitochondrial H2O2 Accumulates in MRSA-Containing Phagosomes
Kalman Inversion Stress Microscopy
Computer Simulations Predict High Structural Heterogeneity of Functional State of NMDA Receptors
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