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Intrinsic stochasticity in cell polarity and contact inhibition of locomotion
Mariia Kryvoruchko, Brian A. Camley
When cells collide, they often exhibit "contact inhibition of locomotion" (CIL), a behavior in which cells repolarize and migrate away from the site of contact. Experimental CIL ou…
Perfect adaptation in eukaryotic gradient sensing using cooperative allosteric binding
Vishnu Srinivasan, Wei Wang, Brian A. Camley
Eukaryotic cells generally sense chemical gradients using the binding of chemical ligands to membrane receptors. In order to perform chemotaxis effectively in different environment…
Cell shape and orientation control galvanotactic accuracy
Ifunanya Nwogbaga, Brian A. Camley
Galvanotaxis is believed to be driven by the redistribution of transmembrane proteins and other molecules, referred to as "sensors", through electrophoresis and electroosmosis. Her…
Does nematic order allow groups of elongated cells to sense electric fields better?
Kurmanbek Kaiyrbekov, Brian A. Camley
Collective response to external directional cues like electric fields plays a pivotal role in processes such as tissue development, regeneration, and wound healing. In this study w…
Inferring nonlinear dynamics of cell migration
Pedrom Zadeh, Brian A. Camley
The motility of eukaryotic cells is strongly influenced by their environment, with confined cells often developing qualitatively different motility patterns from those migrating on…
Limits on the accuracy of contact inhibition of locomotion
Wei Wang, Brian A. Camley
Cells that collide with each other repolarize away from contact, in a process called contact inhibition of locomotion (CIL), which is necessary for correct development of the embry…