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Our model predicts that after first membrane contact a growing adhesion patch develops as increasing numbers of SNARE complexes bridge the membranes (see Fig. 1).
Adhesion 3 (Fig. 3, lower) shows a more rapidly growing adhesion.
It is of interest that regions in which adhesions assemble, e.g., nascent adhesions near the leading edge, growing adhesions, and translocating (treadmilling adhesions) adhesions all show relatively weak binding equilibria and low clustering.
J774.A1 were grown in adhesion on Petri dishes and maintained at 37°C as previously described [ 20].
Bacteria were adhered to a salivary pellicle for 2 h or grown after adhesion for 16 h, after which, their removal was evaluated.
Fig. 2 Diverse inhibiting and stimulating effects of the biosurfactant on resting and growing bacterial cell adhesion to polystyrene.
We proposed a mechanism for depth-sensing by growing neurites: filopodial adhesion in the growth cones favour elongation but the bending rigidity of the neurite cytoskeleton resists it.
Several earlier studies have reported a role of the MUC1 cytoplasmic domain in regulation of apoptosis in cells growing under (anchored) adhesion conditions through interaction with a number of intracellular signalling proteins.
As there exists continued debate regarding the utility of specific antigens in defining cells with the ability to initiate tumours, we focused attention on the ability to grow as adhesion-independent spheroids (also referred to as mammospheres) and to initiate tumours in vivo.
In addition, the progesterone receptor was recently found to upregulate WNT-1 and to induce EGFR transactivation and a sustained activation of ERK1/2 in T47D cells growing in an adhesion-independent fashion in soft agar [ 94].
We believe that VASP similarly catalyzes the assembly of unipolar actin filament bundles in focal adhesions (with rapidly growing barbed ends facing the adhesion, where VASP localizes and where hence the addition to new actin monomers occurs).
