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Actin dynamics and loss of anchors in response to cessation of flow. A representative Lifeact-GFP–transfected U937 cell was adhered to a VCAM-1–coated surface and exposed to fluid flow (2 dynes/cm2; right to left) for 2 min. The video begins immediately after fluid flow stopped (t = 0 s). Within 40 s, the upstream anchors (on the right side of the cell) diminish in size, and F-actin (green) that was accumulated in the upstream cortical actin cytoskeleton gradually decreases (FluoView 1000; zoom factor: 7.0×; frame rate: 0.829 s/frame). (left) GFP image; (right) DIC image.


Actin polymerization stabilizes α4β1 integrin anchors that mediate monocyte adhesion

Jacob Rullo, Henry Becker, Sharon J. Hyduk, Janice C. Wong, Genevieve Digby, Pamma D. Arora, Adrianet Puig Cano, John Hartwig, Christopher A. McCulloch, and Myron I. Cybulsky

DOI: 10.1083/jcb.201107140
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