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Image of the Day: Keep in Touch
A protein called talin helps maintain cells’ adhesion properties.
Image of the Day: Keep in Touch
Image of the Day: Keep in Touch
A protein called talin helps maintain cells’ adhesion properties.
A protein called talin helps maintain cells’ adhesion properties.
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Image of the Day: Cellular Destiny
Carolyn Wilke
| Dec 11, 2018
| 1 min read
Progenitor cells in the pancreas of humans get developmental cues from proteins in their environment.
May the Force Be with You
Ning Wang
| Feb 1, 2017
| 10 min read
The dissection of how cells sense and propagate physical forces is leading to exciting new tools and discoveries in mechanobiology and mechanomedicine.
Infographic: Following the Force
Ning Wang
| Jan 31, 2017
| 1 min read
Physical forces propagate from the outside of cells inward and vice versa.
Sensing a Little Tension
Nicholette Zeliadt
| Sep 1, 2013
| 8 min read
Tools and techniques for measuring forces in living cells
A Malignant Alliance
Megan Scudellari
| Apr 1, 2012
| 2 min read
Two proteins interact to save adhesion molecules from degradation, potentially contributing to a more aggressive cancer.
Ovarian cancer forces into new tissues
Jessica P. Johnson
| Jun 14, 2011
| 2 min read
Ovarian tumor cells use cellular movement proteins to penetrate protective cell layers surrounding new target tissues during metastasis.
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