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How negative feedback from filamentous actin affects cell shapes and motility
The crawling motility of many eukaryotic cells is driven by filamentous actin (F-actin), and regulated by a network of signaling proteins and lipids (including small GTPases). The tangle of positive and negative feedback loops gives rise to various experimentally observed dynamic patterns (actin wav
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