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Traveling Waves Enhance Transport during Cytoplasmic Streaming in Drosophila Oogenesis
Cytoplasmic streaming is believed crucial to large developing cells, such as oocytes, where flow provides a much faster route to transport and mixing of cellular components than molecular diffusion. Molecular motors carrying cargoes on cytoskeletal elements are known to drive streaming in a variety
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