… protein homeostasis are key to the cell's competitive abilities. The process of cell competition
was … on a class of mutations in genes encoding ribosomal proteins (Rp), called Minute [3]. …

… the plethora of cell competition mechanisms by first distinguishing passive and active
forms of cell competition, whereafter we discuss the different modes of active cell competition. …

… space; loser cells are eliminated from cell layers, whereas winner cells occupy the … cell
competition, which is crucial homeostatic machinery to eliminate suboptimal or abnormal cells …

… and survival of cells within tissues can be affected by ‘cell competition’ between different cell
clones. … between wild-type cells and cells with mutations in ribosomal protein (Rp) genes in …

… into the molecular mechanisms regulating competitive behavior in various cellular contexts
and in … underpinnings of cell competition and its role in tissue development and homeostasis. …

… cells must compete to persist in the periphery and that antigen forms a part of the resources
over which B cells compete… ecological competition theory in studies of B cell homeostasis …

… and elimination of loser cells during cell competition. Further studies are expected to
reveal a variety of roles of cell competition in embryonic development and human diseases. …

… whereby cell societies robustly orchestrate tissue homeostasis. … cells by cell competition
such as apoptotic or necroptotic cell death and cellular senescence, and the other mode is cell …

… In the last 15 years, further molecular and cellular analyses have provided essential … of
cell competition. The two main phenomena triggering cell competition are alterations in cellular …

… and ageing by performing in vivo cell fate tracing analysis of epidermal stem cells in mice …
-driven stem cell competition and SCD initially orchestrate skin homeostasis, but that the …