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. 1997 Aug 11;138(3):605–614. doi: 10.1083/jcb.138.3.605

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Morphology of wild-type and rasG ⁻ cells. (a) Phase-contrast micrographs of cells adhering to glass. Wild-type cells (top) show a rounded and polarized morphology, while rasG ⁻ cells (bottom) are more flattened and nonpolar. (b and c) Scanning confocal micrographs of cells stained with rhodamine–phalloidin to visualize F-actin. (b) Moving wild-type cells (top) and rasG ⁻ cells (bottom). (c) Stationary wild-type (top) and rasG ⁻ cells (bottom). Bar: (a) 20 μm; (b and c) 10 μm.

Morphology of wild-type and rasG ⁻ cells. (a) Phase-contrast micrographs of cells adhering to glass. Wild-type cells (top) show a rounded and polarized morphology, while rasG ⁻ cells (bottom) are more flattened and nonpolar. (b and c) Scanning confocal micrographs of cells stained with rhodamine–phalloidin to visualize F-actin. (b) Moving wild-type cells (top) and rasG ⁻ cells (bottom). (c) Stationary wild-type (top) and rasG ⁻ cells (bottom). Bar: (a) 20 μm; (b and c) 10 μm.