Transition From Rolling to Firm Adhesion Is Regulated by the Conformation of the I Domain of the Integrin Lymphocyte Function-associated Antigen-1
Azucena Salas(Hospital Clínic de Barcelona), Timothy A. Springer(Harvard University), Christopher V. Carman(Emulate (United States)), Shuqi Chen(Harvard University), Motomu Shimaoka(Mie University)
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