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Intercellular propagation of ERK activity and its role in collective cell migration.

In a multicellular organism, a number of cells communicate with each other, spontaneously giving rise to spatiotemporal patterns. The resulting cell patterns serve as the important basis for the subsequent cellular differentiation and morphogenesis. The ways of cell-cell communication are diverse―they include long range interactions via secreted factors and direct cell-cell contacts―, and so are the resulting cell patterns―they include simple geometric patterns and more complex patterns. The diversity and universality of the cell pattern formation will be discussed.

The Japanese Biochemical Society/The Molecular Biology Society of Japan

BMB2015 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

BMB2015 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

[1S3-3]Intercellular propagation of ERK activity and its role in collective cell migration.

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