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Transient contractility attenuation reprograms epithelial cells into a protrusion-driven state that drives tissue fluidization

Summary

Jammed epithelial cells get a quirky blebbistatin chill pill on their contractility, flipping them into protrusion-happy movers that fluidize the tissue like a molecular rave turning stiff crowds into flowing, ERK-rewired party animals with boosted traction.

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Transient contractility attenuation reprograms epithelial cells into a protrusion-driven state that drives tissue fluidization

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