Морфогенез и его регуляция в культуре эпидермальных клеток человека
Диссертация
В мигрирующей колонии кератиноцитов одновременно проходят по крайней мере три процесса: миграция, пролиферация, и дифференциация. В связи с этим колония представляет собой трехмерную структуру, которая, однако, перемещается по субстрату с высокой скоростью, сопоставимой со скоростью миграции отдельной клетки. При визуальном наблюдении создается впечатление, что колония движется как единое целое… Читать ещё >
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