Cell Velocity

Researchers Shed Light on How Cells Keep Moving Without Sticking to Surfaces

Medicine & Technology Jan 19, 2021

Cell velocity has long been speculated to be affected by the adhesive potential of the surface underneath it, although the exact mechanisms remain unknown. Now, a new study has answered this decades-long question.

Cell Velocity

Researchers Shed Light on How Cells Keep Moving Without Sticking to Surfaces

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