The self-organized structure of glioma oncostreams and the disruptive role of passive cells.
Lucas Barberis,
Carlos A. Condat,
Syed M. Faisal
et al.
Abstract:Oncostreams are self-organized structures formed by spindle-like, elongated, self-propelled cells recently described in glioblastomas and especially in gliosarcomas. Cells within these structures either move as large clusters in one main direction, flocks, or as linear, intermingling collections of cells advancing in opposite directions, streams. Round, passive cells are also observed, either inside or segregated from the oncostreams. Here we generalize a recently formulated particle-field approach to investig… Show more
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