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Regulation of interactions between cells and extracellular matrix: a command performance on several stages
1 Apr 2001
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Cell behaviors that feature prominently in development and disease — shape, adhesion, migration, differentiation — have become some of the major watchwords in cell biology today. These activities are mediated by interactions of cells with an extracellular environment, consisting in most cases of a heterogeneous, macromolecular matrix that is specific, not only to a given tissue, but to cells contributing to the...
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