… conditions and eliminated the shear-enhancement of migration speed. Our results indicate
that shear stress enhances the migration speed of endothelial cells by modulating the …

… type in the absence or presence of fluid shear stress (… shear stress have profound influence
on cell migration. Smaller gap sizes (100 μm and 50 μm) significantly enhanced cell migration…

… In order to test the first part of this hypothesis, cell migration direction in response to onset of
shear … The direction of cell migration was classified as left-, right-, and vertically migrating by …

… cells closer to the migration front. Individual cells had an innately collective tendency to migrate
… – a collective migratory process we referred to as cellular plithotaxis. Notably, larger F s …

… in migrating ECs at the wound edges. Consistent with the important role of integrins for shear
stress–increased cell migration, … construct inhibited shear stress–stimulated EC migration. …

… shear stress in directing endothelial cell migration. Subconfluent bovine aortic endothelial
cells … time of 4 h, moderate shear stress only minimally affected cell migration transverse to the …

… ceeded when cells were exposed to all three factors. We also found that cell migration into a
… S1P1 mRNA concentration, in systems where cell migration was not already near maximal. …

… cell to cell–ECM adhesions and cell–cell adhesions. As a result, shear stress induces directional
migration … Here, we will review the effects of laminar shear stress on EC migration and …

… cells in the development of myointimal hyperplasia. However, this study showed … shear-loaded
platelets in the absence of macrophages greatly enhanced smooth muscle cell migration…

… We investigate the cross-flow migration of rigid particles such as platelets in a suspension
of deformable red blood cells (RBCs) under shear flow in the microcirculation. The main …