bioimagesUnknownMatthew OserThe Journal of Cell Biologyhttps://www.ebi.ac.uk/biostudies/studies/S-JCBD-200812176JCB

10 minute time lapse of GFP-actin MTLn3 cells stimulated with EGF showing that barbed ends at invadopodium precursors peak between 1 and 2 minutes after stimulation with EGF. Images were acquired every 10 seconds and EGF is added at frame #7.

150 minute time lapse of GFP-actin MTLn3 cells expressing 3YE Cortactin. Images were acquired every 2 minutes.

10 minute time lapse of a GFP-actin MTLn3 cell stimulated with EGF showing that barbed ends at invadopodium precursors peak between 1 and 2 minutes after stimulation with EGF. Images were acquired every 10 seconds and EGF is added at frame #7.

150 minute time lapse of GFP-actin MTLn3 cells expressing 3YF Cortactin. Images were acquired every 2 minutes.

300 minute time lapse of a GFP-actin MTLn3 cell expressing v-Src showing that v-Src induces the formation of short-lived, unstable invadopodium precursors. Images were acquired every 2 minutes.

bioimagesImage 723 (Movie 2 - None)Image 722 (Movie 6 - None)Image 719 (Movie 4 - None)Image 718 (Movie 2 - None)Movie 6 - NoneImage 720 (Movie 5 - None)Movie 5 - NoneMovie 4 - NoneMovie 2 - NoneMovie 2Movie 5Movie 4Movie 6Christopher C. MaderJ.J. Bravo-CorderoMatthew OserXiaoming ChenMarianela AriasJacco van RheenenAnthony J. KoleskeJohn CondeelisHideki YamaguchiVera DesMaraisfalseCortactin regulates cofilin and N-WASp activities to control the stages of invadopodium assembly and maturation2009-08-24T11:17:26Z2018-11-29T11:17:26Z2018-11-29T11:17:26ZS-JCBD-20081217610.1083/jcb.200812176