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Opposites attract: How cells and cell fragments move in electric...
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Both whole cells and cell fragments that break off move in an electric field, but in opposite directions. Electric fields may guide cells into wounded tissue to speed repair. Credit: Min Zhao and Alex Mogilner, UC Davis. Think of a cell as a blob of fluid and protein gel wrapped in a membrane. Cells crawl along ...
Welcoming New Faculty | UCLA Chemistry and Biochemistry
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As a graduate student at the University of California, Davis, Roy worked with physicist Alex Mogilner, a pioneer of quantitative biology, on several fundamental problems related to cell polarity and mitosis, and he received his Ph.D. in Cell and Developmental Biology in During his graduate studies Roy ...
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