Cell Migration Update - August 2011

Cell Migration Gateway - August 2011

Important message

The relationship between Nature Publishing Group (NPG) and the Cell Migration Consortium (CMC) is changing and it is necessary to re-register to receive alerts about the latest and hottest research in cell migration. To do so, please sign up here. The Consortium will now be sponsoring a Cell Migration subject page that will bring together key papers on cell migration research published across Nature Publishing Group providing readers with research papers, reviews and research highlights. The Cell Migration Gateway will continue to feature cell migration updates, featured articles and literature highlights.

Cell Migration Update, a part of the Cell Migration Gateway, is a one-stop online resource designed to keep you in touch with the latest and hottest research in cell migration. Below we highlight a selection of what's new this month.

Featured Articles

Each month we showcase two exciting new cell migration articles from the current literature. Nature Publishing Group papers are available free for 3 months, and the Editor's Reviews are free indefinitely.

Tumour-associated fibroblasts and tumour cells: Partners in crime Caveolin-1 in tumour-associated fibroblasts induces tumour cells to invade and metastasize by remodelling the extracellular matrix through Rho-mediated contractility. Cell 146, 148-163 (2011)

When cells collide The switch in polarity that enables a cell to move away from another cell during contact inhibition of locomotion involves an increase in microtubule dynamics. J. Cell. Sci 124, 2642-2653 (2011)

News

Sensing a change: new Cdc42 probe New biosensor approach builds on engineered monobody scaffold Cell signalling caught in the act Alzheimer's disease genes aid the search for preventive drugs More News

Research Library

The Research Library brings together all recent cell migration-related research published in the Nature Publishing Group and other journals. Divided up into subject categories or by date, you can be guaranteed to find what you are looking for. Here is a selection of the newest and hottest research.

Biomechanical Remodeling of the Microenvironment by Stromal Caveolin-1 Favors Tumor Invasion and Metastasis Cell A Hitchhiker's Guide to Mechanobiology Developmental Cell

Research Highlights

Ovarian cancer: Driving force Nature Reviews Cancer 11, 538-539 (2011) Innate immunity: Neutrophil U-turn fans the flames Nature Reviews Immunology 11, 498 (2011) More Research Highlights

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