Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have recently uncovered a significant rotational bias in the way cells extend their arms that dictate how they move, probe, and interact with their world. Cells use rotating arms to feel their way around, like a person in the dark
Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have recently uncovered a significant rotational bias in the way cells extend their arms that dictate how they move, probe, and interact with their world. Subscribe to iCameroon.Com Newsletter
