Evidence for a cell cycle checkpoint that senses branched actin in the lamellipodium

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Bioessays 34 (12):1021-1024 (2012)
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Graphical AbstractRecent evidence indicates that branched actin might control cell progression through G1 in addition to lamellipodium protrusion.

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