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English: Supplementary Movie 9 ForA is required for cortical integrity. Aspiration of wild-type and mutant cells at 500 Pa or 1250 Pa in PB buffer. At a constant suction pressure of 500 Pa the initial projection length of forA- cells is larger as opposed to wild-type cells, but both cell lines are able to withstand the suction pressure, while the shown iqgp1-/iqgp2- and ctxI-/ctxII- mutant cells were completely aspirated. At a suction pressure of 1250 Pa forA- cells were entirely aspirated into the micropipette whereas wild-type cells were still able to resist this suction pressure. Time is min:s. Scale bar, 20 μm.
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Source Video file from Ramalingam N, Franke C, Jaschinski E, Winterhoff M, Lu Y, Brühmann S, Junemann A, Meier H, Noegel A, Weber I, Zhao H, Merkel R, Schleicher M, Faix J (2015). "A resilient formin-derived cortical actin meshwork in the rear drives actomyosin-based motility in 2D confinement". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms9496. PMID 26415699. PMC: 4598863.
Author Ramalingam N, Franke C, Jaschinski E, Winterhoff M, Lu Y, Brühmann S, Junemann A, Meier H, Noegel A, Weber I, Zhao H, Merkel R, Schleicher M, Faix J
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