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REVIEW ARTICLE: Pathways and Pathology in Cell Nuclear Migration and Anchorage

By Ratner Dmitry

Written by Dmitry Ratner

Introduction

The nucleus of a cell is not sedentary, but occupies different locations in the cell at different times for different purposes. The proper migration and anchoring of the nucleus during development in polarized cells (e.g. neurons, muscle cells) becomes physiologically critical for signal transduction, structural integrity, and other functions in multicellular organisms. Current studies show that failure of nuclei to migrate and anchor pr ...More »

Other articles in this volume:
Issue 1
Anti-Angiogenic Drugs: A Chemotherapy? Anti-Angiogenic Drugs: A Chemotherapy?
REVIEW ARTICLE: Pathways and Pathology in Cell Nuclear Migration and Anchorage
Agrichar – saving the planet with black earth Agrichar – saving the planet with black earth

Issue 2
Malaria-Free Mosquitoes Malaria-Free Mosquitoes
Nature's Candles
Using Digital Media Creatively and Interactively

Issue 3
Could Getting Help Get Easier? Could Getting Help Get Easier?
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Challenging a Theory
Editoral for Crystal Structure of Mn2+ bound Escherichia coli L-arabinose Isomerase (ECAI) : Implications in Protein Catalytic Mechanism and Thermo-Stability
Stalemate: Stem Cell Research Policy
The Moebius Riddle The Moebius Riddle

Issue 4
50th ANNIVERSARY OF SPUTNIK - Korolev: The Mastermind of the Soviet Space Program 50th ANNIVERSARY OF SPUTNIK - Korolev: The Mastermind of the Soviet Space Program
A BRIEF HISTORY OF SPUTNIK
The Uncertainty of Medicine The Uncertainty of Medicine
Intense X-Rays Produced by Gas falling into Black Holes Intense X-Rays Produced by Gas falling into Black Holes
Top Ten Most Important Astronomical Images Top Ten Most Important Astronomical Images
Informing Policy in the World’s Largest Democracy
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Issue 5
Caffeine: Understanding the World’s Most Popular Psychoactive Drug Caffeine: Understanding the World’s Most Popular Psychoactive Drug
Gene Knockout Bags the 2007 Nobel in Medicine Gene Knockout Bags the 2007 Nobel in Medicine
Facing the Facts: A Look at the Face Transplant Controversy Facing the Facts: A Look at the Face Transplant Controversy
What bones Can Tell Us
Personal Science: Does Self-Experimentation have a place in today's research? Personal Science: Does Self-Experimentation have a place in today's research?

Issue 6
How Fast Are You Moving When Sitting Still? How Fast Are You Moving When Sitting Still?
DECEMBER : AIDS AWARENESS MONTH - HIV/AIDS: Yesterday, Today, and Beyond DECEMBER : AIDS AWARENESS MONTH - HIV/AIDS: Yesterday, Today, and Beyond
New HIV Vaccine is a No-Go: What Went Wrong and What Will Happen Next? New HIV Vaccine is a No-Go: What Went Wrong and What Will Happen Next?

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