Retraction Note: Formin' a perinuclear actin cage in confined migration

Nature Cell Biology
Alexia-Ileana Zaromytidou

Abstract

Given that the authors of 'FMN2 makes perinuclear actin to protect nuclei during confined migration and promote metastasis' (Skau et al. Cell 167, 1571-1585; 2016) have retracted their paper, I wish to retract this Research Highlight, which discussed the findings reported in that study.

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