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Focal adhesion size uniquely predicts cell migration
Dong Hwee Kim
, Denis Wirtz
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Focal Adhesion
100%
Cell Migration
100%
Cell Motility
22%
Surface Density
22%
Cell Speed
22%
Tight
11%
Mitochondria
11%
Mouse Embryonic Fibroblasts
11%
Extracellular Matrix
11%
Surface Shape
11%
Genetic Manipulation
11%
Cytoskeleton
11%
Human Fibrosarcoma Cells
11%
Predictive Power
11%
Molecular Composition
11%
Filamentous Actin (F-actin)
11%
Nuclear DNA (nDNA)
11%
Subcellular Organelles
11%
Vinculin
11%
Adhesion Proteins
11%
Focal Adhesion Complex
11%
F Protein
11%
Basal Surface
11%
Talin
11%
Myosin II
11%
Non-focal
11%
FASEB
11%
Quantitative Microscopy
11%
Matrix Compliance
11%
Zyxin
11%
Large Protein Complex
11%
Molecular Components
11%
Adhesion/migration
11%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cell Migration
100%
Focal Adhesion
100%
Cell Motility
20%
Adhesion Protein
20%
Mitochondrion
10%
Protein Complexes
10%
Actin
10%
Gaussian Distribution
10%
Genetic Manipulation
10%
Cytoskeleton
10%
Nuclear DNA
10%
Vinculin
10%
Zyxin
10%
Fibroblast
10%
Myosin
10%
Neuroscience
Cell Migration
100%
Focal Adhesion
100%
Cell Motility
20%
Mitochondrion
10%
Extracellular Matrix
10%
Protein Complexes
10%
Actin
10%
Cytoskeleton
10%
Nuclear DNA
10%
Vinculin
10%
Talin
10%
Zyxin
10%
Myosin II
10%
Fibroblast
10%
Genetics
10%