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English: Supplementary Movie 15 Active mDia1 accumulates at the rear cortex of migrating B16-F1 cells. GFP-mDia1ΔDAD expressing B16-F1 cells were imaged on 3 cm glass-bottom dishes coated with laminin in a heated microincubator using epifluorescence and phase-contrast microscopy and 40 x magnification. Note the highly polarised distribution of the formin in the rear cortex of the migrating cell. Time is min:s. Scale bar, 10 μm.
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Source Video file from Ramalingam N, Franke C, Jaschinski E, Winterhoff M, Lu Y, Brühmann S, Junemann A, Meier H, Noegel A, Weber I, Zhao H, Merkel R, Schleicher M, Faix J (2015). "A resilient formin-derived cortical actin meshwork in the rear drives actomyosin-based motility in 2D confinement". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms9496. PMID 26415699. PMC: 4598863.
Author Ramalingam N, Franke C, Jaschinski E, Winterhoff M, Lu Y, Brühmann S, Junemann A, Meier H, Noegel A, Weber I, Zhao H, Merkel R, Schleicher M, Faix J
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