redundant stop signs

Its 3am and you're driving back from a party. There is a blinking red stop light. Do you stop? What if there is a stop sign, a stop light, and a train crossing sign flashing? The more seperate but redundant signals you see, the more likely you are to stop. This is true with cells as well; obscurin contains at least 3 seperate 'stop' signals. This review explores each, as they relate to cell migration.

https://portlandpress.com/biochemsoctrans/article-abstract/52/4/1947/234729/I-told-you-to-stop-obscurin-s-role-in-epithelial?redirectedFrom=fulltext