Leading Cells with Light
From the National Institutes of Health
Uploaded by Song Essinova, LLC on November 4, 2009
A new light based approach turns on a protein that helps human cancer cells move.
Tags: NIGMS, National Institutes Health, light, protein, Rac1, cancer
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