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Periodic confined cell migration drives partially reversible chromatin reorganization in cancer cell lines - Communications Biology

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By Fernando Falo, Marco De Corato, Marco Mendivil-Carboni
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cells throughout physiological and pathological contexts are exposed to a broad spectrum of mechanical stimuli, triggering extensive nuclear deformation and chromatin remodeling. These mechanical cues drive the cell to dynamically adapt through coordinated structural, epigenetic, and biochemical mechanisms to withstand mechanical stress while protecting genomic integrity. However, whether such cellular adaptations are reversible or result in persistent alterations remains unresolved.
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Theory of active self-organization of dense nematic structures in the actin cytoskeleton

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By Marco De Corato, Marco Pensalfini, Guillermo Altarriba Vilanova, Marino Arroyo
| eLife
eLife Assessment In this study, the authors offer a theoretical explanation for the emergence of nematic bundles in the actin cortex, carrying implications for the assembly of actomyosin stress fibers. As such, the study is a valuable contribution to the field of actomyosin organisation in the actin cortex.
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Unravel the rotational and translational behavior of a single squirmer in flexible polymer solutions at different Reynolds numbers - Communications Physics

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By Kai Qi, Marco De Corato
| Nature Verified
Abstract Microorganisms such as bacteria and algae navigate complex fluids, where their dynamics are vital for medical and industrial applications. However, the influence of the Reynolds number (Re) on the transport and rotational behavior of microswimmers in viscoelastic media remains poorly understood. Here, we investigate these effects for a model squirmer in flexible polymer solutions across a range of Re using Lattice Boltzmann simulations.
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