Regulation of IL-1 signaling through control of focal adhesion assembly.

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Regulation of IL-1 signaling through control of focal adhesion assembly.

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Regulation of IL-1 signaling through control of focal adhesion assembly.

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Regulation of IL-1 signaling through control of focal adhesion assembly.

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Regulation of IL-1 signaling through control of focal adhesion assembly.

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Christopher A McCulloch

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Gregory P Downey

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Julie Delcorde

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Qin Wang

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Tracy Tang

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The inner workings of stress fibers - from contractile machinery to focal adhesions and back

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10.1096/FJ.201700966R

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2018-01-22T00:00:00Z

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