A Calcium Dependent De-Adhesion Mechanism Regulates the Direction and Rate of Cell Migration: A Mathematical Model
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Najl V. Valeyev | Nikolai V. Kotov | Andrei Skorinkin | A. Kristina Downing | Iain D. Campbell | I. Campbell | A. Downing | N. Valeyev | A. Skorinkin | N. Kotov
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