… (a and b) Antibodies to prekeratin stain cytokeratin filaments in tumor cells arranged in
tubular structures (lumen; L) in the primary tumor (a) as well as m the lymph node metastasis (b), …

… B | The response of human fibroblasts to rigid (Ba; Young's modulus (E) = 100 kPa) or soft
(Bb; E = 10 kPa) fibronectin-coated polydimethylsiloxane substrates. The organization of …

… b | Fibrillar adhesions of human foreskin fibroblasts labelled for tensin. These adhesions are
typically associated with fibronectin fibrils and are enriched in central regions of the cells. c | …

… b, The same cell as in a 10 min after BDM-induced relaxation. Notice the recovery of the …
b, Fluorescence image of a human foreskin fibroblast stained with antibodies against paxillin, …

… 3 B) induced formation of typical focal contacts elongated in the direction of pulling (Fig. 3
C)… B) and in the case of elongated focal contacts (Fig. 4D and Fig. E) formed after pipette …

… Eli Zamir, Benjamin Geiger; Molecular complexity and dynamics of cell-matrix adhesions.
J Cell Sci 15 October 2001; 114 (20): 3583–3590. doi: https://doi.org/10.1242/jcs.114.20.3583 …

… What seems to be emerging as an underlying prominent property of the adhesome motifs
is that if protein A interacts with proteins B and C, it is likely that proteins B and C will also …

This article describes the algorithmic principles used to generate LAI, fAPAR and fCover
estimates from VEGETATION observations. These biophysical variables are produced globally …

… When this was repeatedly performed at different time intervals, we obtained the results
presented in Figure 3B, in which each dot represents one vesicular structure. In untreated cells, …

Integrin-mediated adhesion is regulated by multiple features of the adhesive surface,
including its chemical composition, topography, and physical properties. In this study we …