10.1152/ajpcell.00122.2013American Journal of Physiology - Cell Physiology3066C607-C620AJPC
The force-dependent interaction between talin and vinculin plays a crucial role in the initiation an...
Vinculin is a universal adaptor protein that transiently reinforces the mechanical stability of adhe...
AbstractFocal adhesions are critical to a number of cellular processes that involve mechanotransduct...
Focal adhesions are dynamic constructs at the leading edge of migrating cells, linking them to the e...
The role of vinculin in cell adhesion was investigated by isolating NIH3T3 and Balb/c 3T3 cells cont...
Upon cell adhesion, talin physically couples the cytoskeleton via integrins to the extracellular mat...
Talin and vinculin are part of a multi-component system involved in mechanosensing in cell-matrix ad...
Talin and vinculin are mechanosensitive proteins that are recruited early to integrin-based nascent ...
Vinculin and talin are components of adherens type cell/ECM junctions (adhesion plaques) where they ...
BACKGROUND: Cells sense the extracellular environment using adhesion receptors (integrins) linked to...
AbstractExternal forces play a key role in shaping development and normal physiology. Aberrant respo...
Most multi-cellular organisms depend on adhesion mechanisms to provide stability and a pathway for t...
Talin is a conserved cytoskeletal protein consisting of two subdomains: the talin head and the tali...
Focal adhesions are critical to cellular processes such as cell migration and cell-substrate adhesio...
International audienceCells reinforce adhesion strength and cytoskeleton anchoring in response to th...
The force-dependent interaction between talin and vinculin plays a crucial role in the initiation an...
Vinculin is a universal adaptor protein that transiently reinforces the mechanical stability of adhe...
AbstractFocal adhesions are critical to a number of cellular processes that involve mechanotransduct...
Focal adhesions are dynamic constructs at the leading edge of migrating cells, linking them to the e...
The role of vinculin in cell adhesion was investigated by isolating NIH3T3 and Balb/c 3T3 cells cont...
Upon cell adhesion, talin physically couples the cytoskeleton via integrins to the extracellular mat...
Talin and vinculin are part of a multi-component system involved in mechanosensing in cell-matrix ad...
Talin and vinculin are mechanosensitive proteins that are recruited early to integrin-based nascent ...
Vinculin and talin are components of adherens type cell/ECM junctions (adhesion plaques) where they ...
BACKGROUND: Cells sense the extracellular environment using adhesion receptors (integrins) linked to...
AbstractExternal forces play a key role in shaping development and normal physiology. Aberrant respo...
Most multi-cellular organisms depend on adhesion mechanisms to provide stability and a pathway for t...
Talin is a conserved cytoskeletal protein consisting of two subdomains: the talin head and the tali...
Focal adhesions are critical to cellular processes such as cell migration and cell-substrate adhesio...
International audienceCells reinforce adhesion strength and cytoskeleton anchoring in response to th...
The force-dependent interaction between talin and vinculin plays a crucial role in the initiation an...
Vinculin is a universal adaptor protein that transiently reinforces the mechanical stability of adhe...
AbstractFocal adhesions are critical to a number of cellular processes that involve mechanotransduct...
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