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Publications by Brian D. Harms
Directional Persistence of EGF-Induced Cell Migration Is Associated With Stabilization of Lamellipodial Protrusions
Biophysical Journal
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Circular Dorsal Ruffles Increase Directional Persistence of Cell Migration by Actin Diffusion From Ruffles to Lamellipodia
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Golgi Stabilization, Not Its Front-Rear Bias, Is Associated With EMT-enhanced Fibrillar Migration
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645 MIG6 Is MEK-regulated and Affects EGF-induced Migration in Mutant NRAS Melanoma
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Migratory Phenotypes of HSC-3 Squamous Carcinoma Cell Line Induced by EGF and PMA: Relevance to Migration of Loosening of Adhesion and Vinculin-Associated Focal Contacts With Prominent Filopodia
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NCK Enables Directional Cell Migration Through the Coordination of Polarized Membrane Protrusion With Adhesion Dynamics
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