Dia1-dependent adhesions are required by epithelial tissues to initiate invasion

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@guijacquemet @XavierTrepat @ManuelTHERY @JDHL18 @vin_swaminathan @locusJ We measured TFM but only for cell pairs in my paper, and forces went down upon reduction of the formin Dia1. But I'll be the first to point out that reducing a big player like Dia…

oh and here is the actual paper from last year, lol https://t.co/cg9zlYAuXg

Formin-Dependent Adhesions Are Required For Invasion By Epithelial Tissues published as: https://t.co/UzKA6lCcDa #Journal_of_Cell_Biology #biorxiv

RT @JCellBiol: New #biosights: Dia1-dependent adhesions help epithelia branch out https://t.co/4TjO2Lnarm Highlights work by @timisstuck et…

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