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Focal adhesions are where the cell attaches to it's substrate, whether a blood vessel or the basement membrane. The focal contacts are shown in green, the connections to other cells in blue and actin in red.
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Focal Adhesions: How cells crawl along
Focal adhesions are where the cell attaches to it's substrate, whether a blood vessel or the basement membrane. The focal contacts are shown in green, the connections to other cells in blue and actin in red.
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