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English: Retrograde Flow following Trypsin Treatment of a Dense Epithelial Sheet (I). Time course of cells migrating to close the denuded space after the central region was evacuated with trypsin. The recovery of space is predominantly achieved through cell spreading, as there is motion of submarginal cells in the direction opposite the wound. A slower timecourse is shown in Movie S9. Images are taken in brightfield. |
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Source | Movie S8 from Murrell M, Kamm R, Matsudaira P (2011). "Tension, Free Space, and Cell Damage in a Microfluidic Wound Healing Assay". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0024283. PMID 21915305. PMC: 3167843. | ||
Author | Murrell M, Kamm R, Matsudaira P | ||
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Author | Murrell M, Kamm R, Matsudaira P |
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Image title | Retrograde Flow following Trypsin Treatment of a Dense Epithelial Sheet (I). Time course of cells migrating to close the denuded space after the central region was evacuated with trypsin. The recovery of space is predominantly achieved through cell spreading, as there is motion of submarginal cells in the direction opposite the wound. A slower timecourse is shown in Movie S9. Images are taken in brightfield. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2011 |