“…Spatially segregated class I PI3K activity and accompanying cytoskeletal rearrangement is an evolutionarily conserved response to guidance cues for directed migration, axon outgrowth of neurons, immunological synapsis, apico-basal polarity, and asymmetric epithelial progenitor division ( Berzat and Hall, 2010 ; Dainichi et al, 2016 ; Engelman et al, 2006 ; Garçon and Okkenhaug, 2016 ; Garçon et al, 2008 ; Le Floc’h et al, 2013 , 2015 ; Marat and Haucke, 2016 ; Nish et al, 2017a ). Following T lymphocyte activation, focal PI3K activity and actin remodeling co-localize at the immune synapse ( Garçon and Okkenhaug, 2016 ; Garçon et al, 2008 ; Le Floc’h et al, 2013 ; Singleton et al, 2009 ). Receptor-induced actin remodeling, PI3K activity, and their associated GTPases and exchange factors can act in a self-reinforcing feedback loop to create a domain of cytoskeletal-driven polarity ( Berzat and Hall, 2010 ; Le Floc’h and Huse, 2015 ).…”