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Membrane Tension Orchestrates Rear Retraction in Matrix Directed Cell Migration
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no DOI — not checkedRepresentative images of poorly polarized highly spread morphology of TIFs and MEFs in 3D CDM. (G) Morphology of TIFs and MEFs when undergoing rapid migration in 3D CDM. (H) Proportion of TIFs and MEFs that show elongated (typical) morphology versus shortened (rapid) morphology, and proportion of cells that exhibit high versus low/unpolarized cavin-1 at the cell rear. (I) H1299 cells expressing Lifeact-mEmerald and mCherry-caveolin-1 were seeded on 2D durotactic gradients and imaged as in Fig. 2(E). (J) A2780 cells on 2D soft, stiff, or durotactic gradients of stiffness (all coated with fibronectin) stained for F-actin (phalloidin) and cavin-1. (K) A2780 cells on 2D soft, stiff, or durotactic gradients of stiffness (all coated with fibronectin) stained for F-actin (SiR-actin) and caveolin-1. (L) Orientation of caveolin-1
no DOI — not checkedLifeact-mRFP expressing, caveolin-1 knockdown H1299 cells were plated in 3D CDM and retraction of the cell rear over 5 minutes measured by spinning disk confocal microscopy. (C) Forward movement of cells as in (B) over a 5 minute timelapse. N>74 cells per condition across 3 repeats. (D) Efficiency of knockdown of caveolin-1 in A2780 cells. (E) Control and EHD-2 knockdown A2780 cells expressing Lifeact-EGFP and mCherry-caveolin-1
no DOI — not checkedAverage migration speed of control and EHD-2 knockdown cells migrating in 3D CDM for 16 hours. N=90 cells analysed per condition across 3 repeats. (H) Representative images of control and EHD-2 knockdown cells with colored bars indicating cell length. (I) Quantification of control and EHD-2 knockdown cell length whilst migrating in 3D CDM. N=90 cells analysed per condition across 3 repeats. (J) Distance of rear retraction of control and EHD-2 knockdown A2780 cells in 3D CDM during a 5 minute timelapse N>80 cells per condition across 3 repeats. (K) Raw images of Raichu
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