Extrusion Biology

Extrusion Biology is a cutting-edge field that examines the biological mechanisms of the movement of cells and organisms through physical barriers, such as a thin pore or membrane. This process is central to many biological processes, such as the movement of proteins across cell membrane, the release of toxins from bacteria, and the transport of particles and cells through the walls of blood vessels. Extrusion Biology is being increasingly used to study areas such as cell-cell interactions, immune responses, drug delivery, and tissue engineering, as it provides a better understanding of the underlying mechanisms involved in these processes. Additionally, it can be used to develop therapeutic treatments and diagnostics, which can help improve the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases.

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