Stress relaxation in epithelial monolayers is controlled by actomyosin

Stress relaxation in epithelial monolayers is controlled by actomyosin
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10.1101/302158
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发表时间:
2018-04
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bioRxiv
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通讯作者:
N. Khalilgharibi;J. Fouchard;N. Asadipour;Amina Y. Yonis;A. Harris;Payman Mosaffa;Yasuyuki Fujita;A. Kabla;B. Baum;J. Muñoz;M. Miodownik;G. Charras
N. Khalilgharibi;J. Fouchard;N. Asadipour;Amina Y. Yonis;A. Harris;Payman Mosaffa;Yasuyuki Fujita;A. Kabla;B. Baum;J. Muñoz;M. Miodownik;G. Charras
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作者:
N. Khalilgharibi;J. Fouchard;N. Asadipour;Amina Y. Yonis;A. Harris;Payman Mosaffa;Yasuyuki Fujita;A. Kabla;B. Baum;J. Muñoz;M. Miodownik;G. Charras

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Epithelial monolayers are one-cell thick tissue sheets that separate internal and external environments. As part of their function, they withstand extrinsic mechanical stresses applied at high strain rate. However, little is known about how monolayers respond to mechanical deformations. In stress relaxation tests, monolayers respond in a biphasic manner and stress dissipation is accompanied by an increase in monolayer resting length, pointing to active remodelling of cell architecture during relaxation. Consistent with this, actomyosin remodels at a rate commensurate with mechanical relaxation and governs the rate of monolayer stress relaxation – as in single cells. By contrast, junctional complexes and intermediate filaments form stable connections between cells, enabling monolayers to behave rheologically as single cells. Together, these data show actomyosin cytoskeletal dynamics govern the rheological properties of monolayers by enabling active, ATP-dependent changes in the resting length. These findings have far-reaching consequences for our understanding of developmental morphogenesis and tissue response to mechanical stress.