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Cell Adhesion & Migration
Volume 4, Issue 3
July/August/September 2010
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Transverse scanning electron micrograph view through a gastrulating (embryonic day 6.5) mouse embryo. The embryo was cut transversely to reveal the three...
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Dominique Bagnard
University of Strasbourg
Strasbourg, France

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Print ISSN: 1933-6918
Online ISSN: 1933-6926 DOI: 10.4161/cam

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CAM Journal Club

The CAM Journal Club was introduced in the beginning of the year in 2008 and provides an excellent opportunity to involve scientific community surrounding CAM. Members of the Journal Club strive to better the content of the journal by regularly submitting short communications summarizing recent papers relevant to the field.
We are delighted to introduce the members of our newly established Journal Club Board: Jacqueline Banyard (Extra Cellular Matrix), Raffaella Bonecchi (Immunity), Pietro Fazzari (Neurobiology), Bojana Gligorijevic (Cell Imaging), Lise Roth (Cancer), Etienne Tokonzaba (Stem Cells), Julia Woodward (Cancer), Bor Luen Tang (Neurobiology), Lorna Fiedler (Vascular Biology) Filippo Renò (Biocompatibility and Tissue Engineering), Ulhas Naik (Vascular Biology and) Yingqun Wang (Cancer).

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About Cell Adhesion & Migration

Cell Adhesion & Migration is the first international peer-reviewed journal to focus exclusively on cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix interactions and their biological consequence on adhesion and migration.

Original papers will cover topics important in the field, including assembly of cell adhesion complexes, biological functions and molecular interactions of ECM molecules, cytoskeleton plasticity and related signalling cascades, cell fusion, immune synapse formation or axon growth and guidance both in physiological condition such as organogenesis and development (special attention will be paid to papers related to stem cells migration or cell intercalation) or pathological conditions such as cancer cell migration or degenerative diseases.

Abstracted/Indexed in: Medline/PubMed and Index Medicus and SCOPUS

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