Reposted by Roberto Mayor Lab
☕ @anhhle2702.bsky.social @mayorlab.bsky.social & co show that in Xenopus embryos, local ectodermal tissue flows provide a directional cue that polarizes and guides embryonic myeloid cells migration via cell-on-cell interactions.
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Tissue flow acts as a guidance cue for immune cell polarization and directional migration - Nature Cell Biology
Le et al. show that in Xenopus embryos, local ectodermal tissue flows provide a directional cue that polarizes and guides embryonic myeloid cells migration via cell-on-cell interactions.