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Nature Cell Biology 9, 877–879 (1 August 2007) | doi:10.1038/ncb0807-877
Tensin relief facilitates migration
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Abstract
From the morphogenesis of developing embryos to wound healing and tissue renewal, the ability of cells to migrate contributes to a vast multitude of physiological processes. Cell migration is an intrinsically complex process but is one that can be reduced to the reiteration of three successive cycles: cell polarization and lamellipodial extension, traction-driven translocation, and detachment of the trailing edge.
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