2008
DOI: 10.1016/s1359-6349(08)71206-0
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Rac activation and inactivation control plasticity of tumour cell movement

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“…An elongated ('mesenchymal-like') mode is characterized by cell polarization, a requirement for extracellular proteolysis [4], and low actomyosin contractility [5], and is driven by the formation of membrane protrusions that result from a localized activation of the Rac GTPase [6]. Rounded 'amoeboid' modes of cell migration are driven by high levels of actomyosin contractility regulated by Rho-ROCK signalling [5,7] or the Cdc42 GTPase [8]. In rounded moving cells, high hydrostatic forces drive cell movement resulting in membrane blebbing [9].…”
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“…An elongated ('mesenchymal-like') mode is characterized by cell polarization, a requirement for extracellular proteolysis [4], and low actomyosin contractility [5], and is driven by the formation of membrane protrusions that result from a localized activation of the Rac GTPase [6]. Rounded 'amoeboid' modes of cell migration are driven by high levels of actomyosin contractility regulated by Rho-ROCK signalling [5,7] or the Cdc42 GTPase [8]. In rounded moving cells, high hydrostatic forces drive cell movement resulting in membrane blebbing [9].…”
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“…Elongated mesenchymal movement can be driven by activation of Rac1 through the GEF DOCK3 complexed with the adaptor protein NEDD9 [5]. Rac1 promotes elongation through WAVE2-mediated actin polymerization [5,10,11].…”
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