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Dense HeLa cell monolayers remain liquid-like despite strong crowding
Collective dynamics in dense cell monolayers are governed by the interplay between crowding and cellular motility. Although increasing density can slow cellular motion and promote glass-like behaviour, the dynamical state of dense HeLa monolayers remains unclear. Here, we combine in vitro time-lapse
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