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Fig. 6. Focal contact distribution in transgenic myocytes. Integrin-mediated cell-substrate adhesion is responsible for proper cell spreading and motility. Focal adhesions were visualized in wild-type (A,B), N-cadherin-null (C,D) and rescued (E,F) myocytes using antibodies against ß1 integrin (A,C,E) and vinculin (B,D,F). Although the N-cadherin-deficient cells often appeared less well spread compared with wild-type, the distribution of integrin and vinculin was similar between the mutant (C,D) and wild-type (A,B) cells. Focal contacts in mutant cells expressing E-cadherin also appeared normal (E,F). Bar, 50 µm.





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