Cells as active particles in asymmetric potentials: motility under external gradients.

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Still and rotating myosin clusters determine cytokinetic ring constriction.Tumour-vessel-on-a-chip models for drug delivery.The cell ratchet: interplay between efficient protrusions and adhesion determines cell motion.Motion in microfluidic ratchets.

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Cells as active particles in asymmetric potentials: motility under external gradients.

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Amélie Luise Godeau

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Cells as active particles in asymmetric potentials: motility under external gradients.

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