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Welcome to the July 2010 Cell Migration Update, your one-stop resource for news, highlights and research on cell migration.

FEATURED ARTICLES

Specially written Editor's reviews of the hottest new articles

Haemocyte migration and repulsion: Call to arms

Live-cell imaging in migrating Drosophila melanogaster haemocytes uncovers a role for the microtubule-binding protein Orbit in polarized migration and cell–cell repulsion.

Katrin Legg Original research paper: J. Cell Biol. 189, 681-689 (2010)

Tumour cell extravasation: An active and dynamic process

In vivo imaging reveals that extravasation of cancer cells is a dynamic process regulated by metastatic genes targeting adhesion, intravascular migration, and endothelial remodelling.

Katrin Legg Original research paper: J. Cell Sci. 123, 2332-2341 (2010)

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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

Synopses of important recent articles

Metastasis: Pushing on through

Regulators of cell invasion in nematode worms identify novel metastasis genes.

Nicola MccarthyNature Reviews Cancer 10, 452 - 453 (2010)

The changing faces of cancer cells

Cancer stem cells might arise by the epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition.

Xin-Hua FengNature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology 11, 466 (2010)

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NEWS

The latest news selected from the CMC, Nature News and journals from the Nature family

Consortium Update

Consortium July Update

Novel approach to controlling kinases in living cells reveals FAK control of ruffling
Neurodegenerative disease: inclusion formation

UK research centre born amid cuts

£600-million science complex planned for centre of London.


CELL MIGRATION KNOWLEDGEBASE

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CONSORTIUM ACTIVITIES

From Nalbant et al. 2004; Science 305:1615-19. Reprinted with permission from AAAS.

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