Data from: A Worldwide Competition to Compare the Speed and Chemotactic Accuracy of Neutrophil-Like Cells

Monica Skoge (Creator)
Elisabeth Wong (Creator)
Bashar Hamza (Creator)
Albert Bae (Creator)
Joseph Martel (Creator)
Rama Kataria (Creator)
Ineke Keizer-Keizer-Gunnink (Creator)
Arjan Kortholt (Creator)
Peter van Haastert (Creator)
Guillaume Charras (Creator)
Christopher Janetopoulos (Creator)
Daniel Irimia (Creator)

Cell Biochemistry

Dataset

Description

Chemotaxis is the ability to migrate towards the source of chemical gradients. It underlies the ability of neutrophils and other immune cells to hone in on their targets and defend against invading pathogens. Given the importance of neutrophil migration to health and disease, it is crucial to understand the basic mechanisms controlling chemotaxis so that strategies can be developed to modulate cell migration in clinical settings.

Date made available	24-Mar-2016
Publisher	University of Groningen

Keywords on Datasets

Nanobiology
Dicty World Race
Chemotaxis
cell migration
microfluidics
nanotechnology
dictyostelium
neutrophil

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A Worldwide Competition to Compare the Speed and Chemotactic Accuracy of Neutrophil-Like Cells
Skoge, M., Wong, E., Hamza, B., Bae, A., Martel, J., Kataria, R., Keizer-Gunnink, I., Kortholt, A., Van Haastert, P. J. M., Charras, G., Janetopoulos, C. & Irimia, D., 22-Jun-2016, In: PLoS ONE. 11, 6, 19 p., e0154491.
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Skoge, M. (Creator), Wong, E. (Creator), Hamza, B. (Creator), Bae, A. (Creator), Martel, J. (Creator), Kataria, R. (Creator), Gunnink, A. (Creator), Kortholt, A. (Creator), van Haastert, P. (Creator), Charras, G. (Creator), Janetopoulos, C. (Creator), Irimia, D. (Creator) (24-Mar-2016). Data from: A Worldwide Competition to Compare the Speed and Chemotactic Accuracy of Neutrophil-Like Cells. University of Groningen.