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Integration of evolutionarily distinct motility systems enables tunable cell propulsion
Motility allows cells to explore their surroundings, evade threats, and coordinate collective behaviors. Many organisms, from bacteria to animals, encode more than one motility system, yet whether and how mechanistically distinct systems are integrated within individual cells remains largely unresol
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