Collective cell motility is crucial to many biological processes including morphogenesis,
wound healing, and cancer invasion. Recently, the biology and biophysics communities …

Cell motion is crucial in human health and development. Cells may migrate individually or in
highly coordinated groups. Cell motion results from complex intra-and extra-cellular …

Bacterial biofilms represent a basic form of multicellular organization that confers survival
advantages to constituent cells. The sequential stages of cell ordering during biofilm …

Achieving autonomous motion is a central objective in designing artificial cells that mimic
biological cells in form and function. Cellular motion often involves complex multiprotein …

Throughout the body, cells are immersed in extracellular fluids (ECFs) that are typically
orders of magnitude more viscous than water or culture medium. Changes in the viscosity of …

Since the pioneering work of Messersmith's group discovering that polydopamine (PDA) can
serve to adhere to many types of materials, the PDA coating has, as a biomimetic approach …

Wound healing assay performed with automated microscopy is widely used in drug testing,
cancer cell analysis, and similar approaches. It is easy to perform, and the results are …

Although many tissue regeneration processes after biomaterial implantation are related to
migrations of multiple cell types on material surfaces, available tools to adjust relative …

Groups of eukaryotic cells can coordinate their crawling motion to follow cues more
effectively, stay together, or invade new areas. This collective cell migration depends on cell …

We perform a detailed statistical analysis of diffusive trajectories of membrane-enclosed
vesicles (vacuoles) in the supercrowded cytoplasm of living Acanthamoeba castellanii cells …