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Investigating integrin regulation and signaling events in three‐dimensional systems

Keely et al., 2007

Document ID
13156328070512815238
Author
Keely P
Conklin M
Gehler S
Ponik S
Provenzano P
Publication year
Publication venue
Methods in enzymology

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There has been much recent interest in working with cells cultured in three‐dimensional (3D) matrices to better model the properties of the extracellular matrix environment found in vivo. However, working within 3D matrices adds several difficulties to experiments that have …
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