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English: Supplementary Movie 4 Live cell imaging of GFP-actin and m-cherry paxilin transfected cells. Brightfield fluorescence of actin (green) and TIRF of m-cherry paxilin illustrate the evolution of foal adhesion during a gap closure. Frame rate = 1 image every 5 min.
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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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