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Did you know that some proteins can increase or *decrease* #CellMigration, depending on the cell type?
Check our review on how ion channels (#Pannexins) & #calciumsignaling regulate immune, non-immune & #cancer migration.
Hot from the press: readcube.com/articles/10.33… #SciComm
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Check our review on how ion channels (#Pannexins) & #calciumsignaling regulate immune, non-immune & #cancer migration.
Hot from the press: readcube.com/articles/10.33… #SciComm
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It all started when we wrote something with @palomi_rock
The intro was so good & had so much new data that we decided to make a 'short' review/update of pannexins in #immunecells, focus on cell migration.
But things got out of hand & we started to include more cell types 😅🤷🏽♂️
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The intro was so good & had so much new data that we decided to make a 'short' review/update of pannexins in #immunecells, focus on cell migration.
But things got out of hand & we started to include more cell types 😅🤷🏽♂️
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Then, @LpzLpz_Tami joined to help with migration of immune cells, such as #DendriticCells, #Tcells, #Neutrophils, and to do the beautiful figures @BioRender 😍
Next, @APalacio_s joined to bring a broader vision of migration's impact during neuroinflammation, senescence, etc
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Next, @APalacio_s joined to bring a broader vision of migration's impact during neuroinflammation, senescence, etc
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Endothelial-derived microvesicles play a pathogenic role in vascular #inflammation, causing #endothelial barrier dysfunction by impairing adherens junctions and activating #neutrophils
More here: bit.ly/3g1FpH7
#Cardiotwitter #CardiovascularResearch
#Tweetorial below!
More here: bit.ly/3g1FpH7
#Cardiotwitter #CardiovascularResearch
#Tweetorial below!
#Microvesicles (MV) are formed from the outward blebbing of the plasma membrane and carry a diverse cargo that regulate multiple processes.
During #inflammation these are produced by activated endothelial cells and released into the #circulation. TEM image of plasma MVs: (2/8)
During #inflammation these are produced by activated endothelial cells and released into the #circulation. TEM image of plasma MVs: (2/8)
