Lamellipodia in invasion.
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J. Segall | J. Condeelis | J. Backer | J. Wyckoff | M. Bailly | R. Pestell | R. Pestell | J S Condeelis | J B Wyckoff | M Bailly | R Pestell | D Lawrence | J Backer | J E Segall | D. Lawrence | Maryse Bailly | David S. Lawrence | Jonathan M. Backer
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