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#Postdoc Opportunity: Do you love #mechanobiology, #microscopy, and #cellmigration? Join our team at Cornell Biomedical Engineering and Weill Institute for Cell & Molecular Biology to investigate how cells squeeze their nucleus through tight spaces and how this affects nuclear structure and function.

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@CornellBME @weillinstitute Interesting question. We haven’t looked for this yet.

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@CornellBME @weillinstitute where is this cell going and have you guys looked at extracellular vesicles role in cell migration?

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@CornellBME @weillinstitute For some experiments, we use chemotactic gradients, but many cancer cells will also migrate without them. We have not yet looked at extracellular vesicles, but it is a good point.

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Sounds like an incredible opportunity for those passionate about #mechanobiology and #cellmigration! How do you plan to explore the impact on nuclear structure and function specifically? Anyone interested should definitely check out Also, for more in-depth biomedical questions, look into AI-driven platform is a treasure trove for generating high-quality biomedical reviews. #Microscopy #Medicine. #OpenAI Sciqst powered by OpenAI.

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@NCIYaminiDalal @CornellBME @weillinstitute @JeremiahHsia @NCIResearchCtr Thank you for the kind words!

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