Search Results - "Mondo, James A."

Cell interactions in collective cell migration by Mishra, Abhinava K., Campanale, Joseph P., Mondo, James A., Montell, Denise J.

“…ABSTRACT Collective cell migration is the coordinated movement of a physically connected group of cells and is a prominent driver of development and…”
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Coordination of protrusion dynamics within and between collectively migrating border cells by myosin II by Mishra, Abhinava K, Mondo, James A, Campanale, Joseph P, Montell, Denise J

“…Collective cell migration is emerging as a major driver of embryonic development, organogenesis, tissue homeostasis, and tumor dissemination. In contrast to…”
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Protocol for 3D surface texture modeling and quantitative spectral decomposition analysis in Drosophila border cell clusters by Gabbert, Allison M., Mitchell, Noah P., Gemmill, Emily G., Campanale, Joseph P., Mondo, James A., Montell, Denise J.

“…Drosophila border cell clusters model collective cell migration. Airyscan super-resolution microscopy enables fine-scale description of cluster shape and…”
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Rap1 Negatively Regulates the Hippo Pathway to Polarize Directional Protrusions in Collective Cell Migration by Chang, Yu-Chiuan, Wu, Jhen-Wei, Hsieh, Yi-Chi, Huang, Tzu-Han, Liao, Zih-Min, Huang, Yi-Shan, Mondo, James A., Montell, Denise, Jang, Anna C.-C.

“…In collective cell migration, directional protrusions orient cells in response to external cues, which requires coordinated polarity among the migrating…”
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Cell survival following direct executioner-caspase activation by Nano, Maddalena, Mondo, James A, Harwood, Jacob, Balasanyan, Varuzhan, Montell, Denise J

“…Executioner-caspase activation has been considered a point-of-no-return in apoptosis. However, numerous studies report survival from caspase activation after…”
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A Scribble/Cdep/Rac pathway controls follower-cell crawling and cluster cohesion during collective border-cell migration by Campanale, Joseph P., Mondo, James A., Montell, Denise J.

“…Collective cell movements drive normal development and metastasis. Drosophila border cells move as a cluster of 6–10 cells, where the role of the Rac GTPase in…”
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Tissue topography steers migrating Drosophila border cells by Dai, Wei, Guo, Xiaoran, Cao, Yuansheng, Mondo, James A, Campanale, Joseph P, Montell, Brandon J, Burrous, Haley, Streichan, Sebastian, Gov, Nir, Rappel, Wouter-Jan, Montell, Denise J

“…Moving cells can sense and respond to physical features of the microenvironment; however, in vivo, the significance of tissue topography is mostly unknown…”
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Septins regulate border cell surface geometry, shape, and motility downstream of Rho in Drosophila by Gabbert, Allison M, Campanale, Joseph P, Mondo, James A, Mitchell, Noah P, Myers, Adele, Streichan, Sebastian J, Miolane, Nina, Montell, Denise J

“…Septins self-assemble into polymers that bind and deform membranes in vitro and regulate diverse cell behaviors in vivo. How their in vitro properties relate…”
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Collectively migrating border cells integrate physical, chemical and adhesive cues to choose a path by Montell, Denise, Dai, Wei N., Guo, Xiaoran, Campanale, Joseph, Mondo, James A., Gabbert, Allison

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Synthesis and thermolysis of 5-alkylidenebicyclo[2.1.0]pentanes. Generation and dimerization of trimethylenemethane triplet biradicals by bond rupture of strained hydrocarbons by Rule, Mark, Mondo, James A, Berson, Jerome A

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Sequential mechanism in the oxidative demetalation of a trimethylenemethane-iron tricarbonyl complex, tricarbonyl[((1-3,6-.eta.)-2-methylenecyclopentane-1,3-diyl]iron by Mondo, James A, Berson, Jerome A

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