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- Introduction
- Ca2+: a simple ion for complex signaling
- Ca2+ signaling: simplicity and complexity
- Calcium control of cell migration
- Ca2+ gradient in migrating immune cells
- Paradox of Ca2+ signaling in the leading lamella
- Experimental system
- Flickering Ca2+ signals in migrating fibroblast
- Patterned activation of Ca2+ flickers
- Resting and dynamic [Ca2+]i gradients
- Ca2+ flicker gradient opposes averaged gradient
- Space-time activation of Ca2+ flickers
- Unitary properties of Ca2+ flickers
- Ca2+ flickers in rat and mouse fibroblasts
- Ca2+ flickers in non-motile WI-38 fibroblast
- Ca2+ channels in moving keratocytes
- Involvement of stretch-activated cation channels
- Ca2+ flickers decode mechanical stress
- Ca2+ flicker from a single SACC
- Transient receptor potential cation channels
- Gene silencing of TRPCCs in WI-38 cells
- TRPM7 mediates Ca2+ flickers (1)
- TRPM7 mediates Ca2+ flickers (2)
- Mg2+ sensitivity of TRPM7 Ca2+ flickers
- Ca2+ release via InsP3R affects TRPM7 Ca2+ influx
- siRNA knockdown of InsP3Rs
- InsP3R2 modulates Ca2+ flicker amplitude
- Integrating chemomechanical signals
- What is the function of Ca2+ flickers?
- Effects of homogeneous PDGF
- Asymmetrical lamellar Ca2+ flicker activity
- Turning distance and asymmetric flicker activity
- Turning angle and asymmetric flicker activity
- Mechano-chemical transduction in leading edge
- Overlay of focal adhesions and Ca2+ flickers
- Cytoskeletal feedback regulation of Ca2+ flickers
- Chemotaxis under various treatments
- Essential role of Ca2+ flickers in chemotaxis
- Multiscaled and multilayered Ca2+ dynamics
- Ca2+ steering the turning of fibroblasts
- Acknowledgements (1)
- Acknowledgements (2)
- Acknowledgements (3)
- Thank you
Topics Covered
- Paradox of calcium signaling in cell migration
- Calcium flickers in migrating fibroblasts
- Trigger mechanism and molecular origin of calcium flickers
- Calcium flickers steer cell turning
- Feedback loop between calcium flickers and cytoskeletal traction force generation
- Role of calcium flickers in chemotaxis
- Calcium flicker model of cell turning
Talk Citation
Cheng, H. (2012, March 26). Calcium flickers steer cell migration [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 15, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/HKNQ3014.Export Citation (RIS)
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Financial Disclosures
- Prof. Heping Cheng has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.