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This study shows that viscous mechanical cues influence cancer cell metastasis through cytoskeletal-nuclear coupling and chromatin remodeling.

The paper uses intravital imaging in zebrafish to show age-dependent changes in collective T cell migration patterns in fins, linking tissue structure and immune function.

The paper uses optical tweezers and Brillouin microscopy to study brain mechanical properties in larval zebrafish, showing macrophages influence tissue mechanics during development.

This study shows that synthetic spore-like particles (SSHELs) enhance T cell responses and reduce tumor growth in a mouse model by efficiently delivering peptides to dendritic cells.

The paper examines organ-specific microenvironmental MR1 expression in cutaneous melanoma using zebrafish models and imaging techniques, finding differential immune responses and metabolism in brain versus skeletal metastases.

This study demonstrates that SSHELs, synthetic bacterial spore-like particles, can deliver chemotherapy to HER2-positive cancer cells with reduced toxicity and effectiveness in tumor models.

This study shows human macrophages survive and adopt activated genotypes in zebrafish, mimicking cancer-related immune responses.