Modelling physical limits of migration by a kinetic model with non-local sensing.

Journal of Mathematical Biology
Nadia Loy, Luigi Preziosi

Abstract

Migrating cells choose their preferential direction of motion in response to different signals and stimuli sensed by spanning their external environment. However, the presence of dense fibrous regions, lack of proper substrate, and cell overcrowding may hamper cells from moving in certain directions or even from sensing beyond regions that practically act like physical barriers. We extend the non-local kinetic model proposed by Loy and Preziosi (J Math Biol, 80, 373-421, 2020) to include situations in which the sensing radius is not constant, but depends on position, sensing direction and time as the behaviour of the cell might be determined on the basis of information collected before reaching physically limiting configurations. We analyse how the actual possible sensing of the environment influences the dynamics by recovering the appropriate macroscopic limits and by integrating numerically the kinetic transport equation.

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Jul 28, 2020·Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences·Andreas DeutschGuy Theraulaz
Dec 19, 2020·Mathematical Medicine and Biology : a Journal of the IMA·Nadia Loy, Luigi Preziosi

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