Video 5.

Local Rho activity peaks precede maximal actin and Myosin IIa accumulation. (Top) Time-lapse TIRF video of the Rho activity sensor mCherry-Rhotekin-GBD (left) and EGFP-actin (right) in a representative U2OS cell. (Middle and bottom) Time-lapse TIRF video of the Rho activity sensor mCherry-Rhotekin-GBD (left) and Myosin IIa (EGFP-NMHCIIa, right) in a representative U2OS cell. Bottom panels show untreated, resting cells; images in the upper and middle panels were collected 45–90 min after treatment with 30 µM nocodazole using a frame rate of 20/min. Bars, 10 µm.


An excitable Rho GTPase signaling network generates dynamic subcellular contraction patterns

Melanie Graessl, Johannes Koch, Abram Calderon, Dominic Kamps, Soumya Banerjee, Tomáš Mazel, Nina Schulze, Jana Kathrin Jungkurth, Rutuja Patwardhan, Djamschid Solouk, Nico Hampe, Bernd Hoffmann, Leif Dehmelt, and Perihan Nalbant

DOI: 10.1083/jcb.201706052
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