Ras Activated ERK and PI3K Pathways Differentially Affect Directional Movement of Cultured Fibroblasts - Concepedia

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Ras Activated ERK and PI3K Pathways Differentially Affect Directional Movement of Cultured Fibroblasts

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2013

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Leandra Sepe, Maria Carla Ferrari, Concita Cantarella, Francesca Fioretti, Giovanni Paolella

Cellular Physiology and Biochemistry

Abstract

Ras is greatly involved in determining and regulating directionality, ERK is its key effector for starting, driving and regulating directional movement.

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