NBR1 enables autophagy-dependent focal adhesion turnover

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RT @Samanthastehbe2: @KidneyMyosin @Alexis_Lomakin If you’re doing long term imaging and worry about proliferation - we dropped serum down…

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@KidneyMyosin @Alexis_Lomakin If you’re doing long term imaging and worry about proliferation - we dropped serum down to 2% (this is cell line dependent) and pretreated with mitomyocin c- see Candia’s paper from the Debnath lab https://t.co/xNS7G7TaAo This

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@edrhorton @astuscience @JDHL18 probably this one https://t.co/OVDs05FK07 @CellReports also another in @JCellBiol https://t.co/pTGCOh7uMf

13 May 2016

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Journal club: NBR1 enables autophagy-dependent focal adhesion turnover. https://t.co/Vc9yLsoDA9

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