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Research | 6 November 2015 | Open
Late Na⁺ current and protracted electrical recovery are critical determinants of the aging myopathy
- Sergio Signore
- , Andrea Sorrentino
- , Giulia Borghetti
- , Antonio Cannata
- , Marianna Meo
- , Yu Zhou
- , Ramaswamy Kannappan
- , Francesco Pasqualini
- , Heather O'Malley
- , Mark Sundman
- , Nikolaos Tsigkas
- , Eric Zhang
- , Christian Arranto
- , Chiara Mangiaracina
- , Kazuya Isobe
- , Brena F. Sena
- , Junghyun Kim
- , Polina Goichberg
- , Matthias Nahrendorf
- , Lori L. Isom
- , Annarosa Leri
- , Piero Anversa
- & Marcello Rota
Nature Communications 6 , 1–18

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Research | 18 September 2005
Chemokine receptor CXCR4–dependent internalization and resecretion of functional chemokine SDF-1 by bone marrow endothelial and stromal cells
- Ayelet Dar
- , Polina Goichberg
- , Vera Shinder
- , Alexander Kalinkovich
- , Orit Kollet
- , Neta Netzer
- , Raanan Margalit
- , Marion Zsak
- , Arnon Nagler
- , Izhar Hardan
- , Igor Resnick
- , Antal Rot
- & Tsvee Lapidot
Nature Immunology 6 , 1038–1046

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Research | 21 May 2006
Osteoclasts degrade endosteal components and promote mobilization of hematopoietic progenitor cells
- Orit Kollet
- , Ayelet Dar
- , Shoham Shivtiel
- , Alexander Kalinkovich
- , Kfir Lapid
- , Yejezkel Sztainberg
- , Melania Tesio
- , Robert M Samstein
- , Polina Goichberg
- , Asaf Spiegel
- , Ari Elson
- & Tsvee Lapidot
Nature Medicine 12 , 657–664

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Research | 9 September 2007
Catecholaminergic neurotransmitters regulate migration and repopulation of immature human CD34⁺ cells through Wnt signaling
- Asaf Spiegel
- , Shoham Shivtiel
- , Alexander Kalinkovich
- , Aya Ludin
- , Neta Netzer
- , Polina Goichberg
- , Yaara Azaria
- , Igor Resnick
- , Izhar Hardan
- , Herzel Ben-Hur
- , Arnon Nagler
- , Menachem Rubinstein
- & Tsvee Lapidot
Nature Immunology 8 , 1123–1131

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Research | 6 April 2001
Force and focal adhesion assembly: a close relationship studied using elastic micropatterned substrates
- Nathalie Q. Balaban
- , Ulrich S. Schwarz
- , Daniel Riveline
- , Polina Goichberg
- , Gila Tzur
- , Ilana Sabanay
- , Diana Mahalu
- , Sam Safran
- , Alexander Bershadsky
- , Lia Addadi
- & Benjamin Geiger
Nature Cell Biology 3 , 466–472

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