Droplets as Cell Models: Chemical Gradient-Induced Directional Filopodia Formation

Droplets as Cell Models: Chemical Gradient-Induced Directional Filopodia Formation

Cells are complex chemical systems capable of sensing and responding to environmental cues by dynamically reshaping themselves, e.g., by forming arm-like protrusions such as filopodia. Recapitulating cellular behavior in artificial systems is a long-standing goal in understanding the matter-to-life...

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Main Author: Sanjana Krishna Mani (13731159) (author)
Other Authors: Laurie Lazinski (22436959) (author), Samuel G. Birrer (22436962) (author), Aditya Sapre (17912398) (author), Lauren D. Zarzar (2115691) (author), Ayusman Sen (1348050) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biophysics
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
Molecular Biology
Ecology
Developmental Biology
Inorganic Chemistry
Space Science
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
recapitulating cellular behavior
form lamellar structures
amino acid gradients
different chemical gradients
systems also respond
form directional arm
direct filopodia growth
amino acid source
external chemical cues
step process involved
chemical gradient
forming arm
external signals
environmental cues
artificial systems
work analyzes
water emulsions
use oil
standing goal
like protrusions
like materials
like filopodia
life transition
kosmotropic anions
hofmeister series
g .,
fabricating life
engineer ways
dynamically reshaping
chaotropic anions
cell models
artificial filopodia
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