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Mechanical Stress dissipation in locally folded epithelia is orchestrated by calcium waves and nuclear tension changes

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By Marvin Brun-Cosme-Bruny, Lydia Pernet, Christophe Guilluy, Kenny Elias
| BioRxiv
Abstract Epithelia are continuously exposed to a range of biomechanical forces such as compression, stretch and shear stress arising from their dynamic microenvironments and associated to their function. Changes in tension such as stretch are known to trigger cell rearrangements and divisions, and impact cellular transcription until mechanical stress is dissipated. How cells process, adapt and respond to mechanical stress is being intensively investigated.
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¿Populismo desde abajo y nihilismo desde arriba?

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By Christophe Guilluy
| El País Verified
El domingo, 9 de junio, la lista de Reagrupamiento Nacional (RN) ganó las elecciones europeas en Francia por un amplio margen. Este resultado confirma la cristalización de las fracturas geográficas, sociales y culturales. Pero yo creo que, más que de “fracturas”, ya hay que hablar de un verdadero cisma, un cisma cultural entre las clases medias y trabajadoras y “el mundo de arriba”, el de las clases integradas o altas.
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Life outside the LINC complex – Do SUN proteins have LINC‐independent functions?

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By Nejma Belaadi, Christophe Guilluy
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION In animal and fungal cells, the cytoskeleton is connected to the nuclear interior via a complex of proteins known as the linker of nucleoskeleton and cytoskeleton (LINC) complex.
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