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July Cell Migration update is live

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, brought to you by Nature Publishing Group in collaboration with the Cell Migration Consortium. The July update is now live.
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. The July selections are now live:
Collective migration: Bringing up the rear
Two independent chemokine receptors that respond to the same signal ensure the coordinated movement of primordial cells during zebrafish posterior lateral line system development.
Autologous chemotaxis: Following your own guide
Cancer cells secrete their own chemotactic cues to direct their migration towards lymphatic vessels.
The Consortium news updates for July are here.
The Research Library categorizes and provides access to essential recent cell migration-related research published by Nature Publishing Group and other key journals. The selection is deliberately broad to facilitate access to all research relevant to the cell migration community. Both primary research and review articles are included, as are News and Views articles.

Posted by Maxine Clarke on July 10, 2007
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