Cell crawling is thought to be the result of three coordinated motility behaviors: ( a ) protrusion and adhesion of the front end, probably driven by actin assembly; ( b ) traction force that leads to the advance of the nucleus and bulk cytoplasm; and ( c ) release and retraction of the tail in most
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