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Connections count in cell migration

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New results show that cell spreading and migration are regulated by a functional interaction between the tyrosine kinase Src and members of the integrin family of cell-adhesion receptors.

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Figure 1: Summary of the studies by Felsenfeld et al.1.

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    Kristiina Vuori & Erkki Ruoslahti

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