Our skin and mucous membranes are protected by epithelial cells, which form a barrier that defends the body from the outside ...

The lobate shape of lymphatic endothelial cells puzzled researchers—now they’ve found it helps stabilize lymphatic ...

Epithelial cells express two isoforms of cytoplasmic actin, γ- and β-actin ... membrane cortex mechanics and cytoplasmic tight junction protein dynamics. The γ-TuRC plays a central role ...

The authors have generated important resources such as a reference dataset of early primate development by utilizing single-cell transcriptomic technology together with induced pluripotent stem cells ...

Epithelial cells defend human skin and mucous membranes. Specialized structures known as “junctions” enable this “barrier” tissue to carry out its role. They control interactions between cells and ...

Our skin and mucous membranes are protected by epithelial cells. This 'barrier' tissue performs its function thanks to specialized structures called 'junctions'. They ensure cell cohesion and regulate ...

Our skin and mucous membranes protect us like vigilant sentinels against the onslaught of harmful pathogens. This extraordinary defense owes its strength to epithelial cells—specialized tissues woven ...

In this recent study, the researcher and her team analyzed the role of gamma-actin—one of the components of the cytoskeleton—in the organization of junctions between cells, and discovered that ...

In black, knock-out cells that do not express gamma actin. The yellowish lines reveal the tortuous nature of the junctions. Our skin and mucous membranes are protected by epithelial cells.

In order to communicate and transfer cellular cargo, cells within tissues can link ... Troyanovsky et al, Actin-dependent α-catenin oligomerization contributes to adherens junction assembly, Nature ...

A possible cause of deafness? In this recent study, the researcher and her team analyzed the role of gamma-actin - one of the components of the cytoskeleton - in the organization of junctions between ...