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Lymphatic vessels beat faster when they fill with fluid, and this response depends on a chain of calcium signaling, with the initial pressure sensor still unknown.
- Why it matters: Understanding how lymphatic pumping is triggered by pressure is key to explaining how fluid transport is regulated in health and disease.
- What they did: The study mapped a calcium-signaling cascade that links vessel filling to faster beating, while identifying that the earliest pressure-sensing step is not yet defined.
- The result: The findings connect pressure-driven filling to calcium-mediated acceleration of lymphatic contractions, enabling future work to pinpoint the first pressure sensor.
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