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    The study examined the role of the protein Paxillin in cell migration. Researchers found that Paxillin localizes to the leading edge of migrating cells and plays a key role in forming protrusions that allow the cell to move forward. Knocking down Paxillin expression significantly reduced the speed and persistence of cell migration, demonstrating its importance for efficient cell movement.

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    The study examined the role of the protein Paxillin in cell migration. Researchers found that Paxillin localizes to the leading edge of migrating cells and plays a key role in forming protrusions that allow the cell to move forward. Knocking down Paxillin expression significantly reduced the speed and persistence of cell migration, demonstrating its importance for efficient cell movement.

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    The study examined the role of the protein Paxillin in cell migration. Researchers found that Paxillin localizes to the leading edge of migrating cells and plays a key role in forming protrusions that allow the cell to move forward. Knocking down Paxillin expression significantly reduced the speed and persistence of cell migration, demonstrating its importance for efficient cell movement.

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    J Cell Sci 2009;122:1707-1711

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