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The role of cofilin-1 and other actin-turnover machinery proteins in glioblastoma cell motility through 3D matrices
The actin cytoskeleton plays a major role in driving cell migration. As cells navigate the surrounding matrix, the actin cytoskeleton dynamically adapts and transduces the geometrical cues into phenotype. The resulting cytoskeletal reorganization drives activation of mechanotransductive signals and
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