Supplementary Figure 5 from FAK Inhibition Disrupts a β5 Integrin Signaling Axis Controlling Anchorage-Independent Ovarian Carcinoma Growth
Isabelle Tancioni(University of California San Diego), David D. Schlaepfer(UC San Diego Health System), Xiao Lei Chen(Xiamen University), Christine Jean(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Kristy Ward(University of California San Diego), Nichol Miller(Pfizer (United States)), Sean Uryu(Pfizer (United States)), Florian J. Sulzmaier(National Foundation for Cancer Research), Christine Lawson(University of California San Diego), Nina R. Shah(Moores Cancer Center)
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