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Cell Press, Current Biology, 4(23), p. R159-R161, 2013

DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2013.01.020

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Mechanotransduction: vinculin provides stability when tension rises

Journal article published in 2013 by Emma Spanjaard, Johan de Rooij ORCID
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Abstract

By beautiful imaging and state-of-the-art experiments, vinculin is established to be a central switch in mechanotransduction at integrin-based focal adhesions. Cycles of tension-regulated vinculin switching control focal adhesion dynamics and signaling to enable polarized cell migration and alignment. ; By beautiful imaging and state-of-the-art experiments, vinculin is established to be a central switch in mechanotransduction at integrin-based focal adhesions. Cycles of tension-regulated vinculin switching control focal adhesion dynamics and signaling to enable polarized cell migration and alignment.