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28 August 2024

Nuclear Squash

A 3D hydrogel system shows how pushing and pulling forces from the cell's inner protein scaffold or cytoskeleton are involved in shape-changing and manoeuvring the nucleus as cells migrate through confined spaces

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Written by Lindsey Goff

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