Advances in 3D cell culture, microscale fluidic control, and cellular analysis have enabled
the development of more physiologically-relevant engineered models of human organs with …

Simple Summary Lymphangiogenesis is the formation of new lymphatic vessels in
physiological conditions but has also been found to be associated with pathologies. For …

A large number of neutrophils infiltrate the lymph node (LN) within 4 h after Staphylococcus
aureus skin infection (4 h postinfection [hpi]) and prevent systemic S. aureus dissemination …

The motion of the lymph has a very important role in the immune system, and it is influenced
by the porosity of the lymph nodes: more than 90% takes the peripheral path without …

With growing molecular evidence for correlations between spatial arrangement of blood
vasculature and fundamental immunological functions, carried out in distinct compartments …

The lymph node (LN) is a vital organ of the lymphatic and immune system that enables
timely detection, response, and clearance of harmful substances from the body. Each LN …

We develop a numerical method for solving three-dimensional problems of fluid filtration and
absorption in a piecewise homogeneous medium by means of boundary integral equations …

The immune synapse is the tight contact zone between a lymphocyte and a cell presenting
its cognate antigen. This structure serves as a signaling platform and entails a polarization of …

Metastases cause most cancer deaths and despite the great advances of the last decades,
finding an efficient therapy for each patient remains a challenge. Therefore, deciphering the …

The lymphatic system maintains bodily fluid balance by returning interstitial fluid to the
venous system. Flow can occur through a combination of extrinsic pumping, due to forces …