Interplay of RhoA and mechanical forces in collective cell migration driven by leader cells
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A. Buguin | P. Silberzan | M. C. Parrini | J. Camonis | B. Ladoux | A. Buguin | P. Silberzan | M. Reffay | M. Parrini | F. Amblard | O. Cochet-Escartin | S. Coscoy | M. Reffay | F. Amblard | S. Coscoy | O. Cochet-Escartin | B. Ladoux | J. Camonis
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