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English: Phase contrast timelapse series of N1E-115 on the plain and line substrates as shown in Fig.S2. Note the highly motile behavior of the cell on the plain substrate. Time is in hours:minutes. Bar: 50 µm. |
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Source | Movie S2 from Jang K, Kim M, Feltrin D, Jeon N, Suh K, Pertz O (2010). "Two Distinct Filopodia Populations at the Growth Cone Allow to Sense Nanotopographical Extracellular Matrix Cues to Guide Neurite Outgrowth". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0015966. PMID 21209862. PMC: 3012734. | ||
Author | Jang K, Kim M, Feltrin D, Jeon N, Suh K, Pertz O | ||
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Author | Jang K, Kim M, Feltrin D, Jeon N, Suh K, Pertz O |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2010 |