Researchers develop an artificial cell that brings to light the dynamics that govern each cell’s internal symmetry. Two coexisting actomyosin networks with opposing functions exists in cells: a ring-like centripetal actomyosin that pushes toward the center, and radially-formed bulk actomyosin bridges that pull to the edges.
The tug-of-war at the heart of cellular symmetry
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