Oster-Inspired Meeting

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Oster-Inspired Meeting

A conference titled "From Motors to Morphogenesis: Oster-Inspired Research" will be held May 30-31 at UC Berkeley. The goal of the meeting is to discuss new and exciting advances in cell biophysics inspired and pioneered by MCB Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology George Oster.

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Last Updated on Friday, 01 May 2009 16:11

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Oncogenically transformed fibroblasts can assemble actin into ring-like invasive structures called podosomes, shown in green.

Photo courtesy of Professor G. Steven Martin.

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