Active foam dynamics of tissue spheroid fusion - Nature Communications
Combining microscopy and modeling, the authors reveal that tissue fluidity, driven by active cell motion and interfacial tension, governs how living spheroids merge into larger structures.
Our paper is out in Nature Communications!
We combine two-photon microscopy and active foam modeling to show how cell-scale mechanics control the viscoelasticity and fusion of tissue spheroids, linking single-cell behavior to tissue-level properties.
🔗 www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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