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English: Supplementary Movie 1 Closure of in-vitro gaps of different shapes. Life cell imaging of gap closure experiments shown in Fig. 1 B. Tracking over time of randomly chosen point and the edge of the gap are used to illustrate the different speed at different curvatures. Frame rate = 1 frame every 5 minutes.
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Source Video file from Ravasio A, Cheddadi I, Chen T, Pereira T, Ong H, Bertocchi C, Brugues A, Jacinto A, Kabla A, Toyama Y, Trepat X, Gov N, Neves de Almeida L, Ladoux B (2015). "Gap geometry dictates epithelial closure efficiency". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms8683. PMID 26158873. PMC: 4510701.
Author Ravasio A, Cheddadi I, Chen T, Pereira T, Ong H, Bertocchi C, Brugues A, Jacinto A, Kabla A, Toyama Y, Trepat X, Gov N, Neves de Almeida L, Ladoux B
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