Polarized interfacial tension induces collective migration of cells, as a cluster, in a 3D tissue

Polarized interfacial tension induces collective migration of cells, as a cluster, in a 3D tissue
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极化界面张力诱导 3D 组织中细胞作为簇的集体迁移

DOI:
10.1016/j.bpj.2022.04.018
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Sato Katsuhiko
Sato Katsuhiko
中科院分区:
生物学3区
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作者:
Okuda Satoru;Sato Katsuhiko

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In embryogenesis and cancer invasion, cells collectively migrate as a cluster in 3D tissues. Many studies have elucidated mechanisms of either individual or collective cell migration on 2D substrates; however, it remains unclear how cells collectively migrate as a cluster through 3D tissues. To address this issue, we considered the interfacial tension at cell-cell boundaries expressing cortical actomyosin contractions and cell-cell adhesive interactions. The strength of this tension is polarized; i.e., spatially biased within each cell according to a chemoattractant gradient. Using a 3D vertex model, we performed numerical simulations of multicellular dynamics in 3D space. The simulations revealed that the polarized interfacial tension enables cells to migrate collectively as a cluster through a 3D tissue. In this mechanism, interfacial tension induces unidirectional flow of each cell surface from the front to the rear along the cluster surface. Importantly, this mechanism does not necessarily require convection of cells, i.e., cell rearrangement, within the cluster. Moreover, several migratory modes were induced, depending on the strengths of polarity, adhesion, and noise; i.e., cells migrate either as single cells, as a cluster, or aligned like beads on a string, as occurs in embryogenesis and cancer invasion. These results indicate that the simple expansion and contraction of cell-cell boundaries enables cells to move directionally forward and to produce the variety of collective migratory movements observed in living systems.