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Step 1: Introduction - Cell Adhesion and Detachment
During the process of cell adhesion, cells interact and link with one another via specialized molecules on the cell surface.
Force can cause a cell to detach by rupturing the connections between the cell's adhesive receptor–ligand bonds.
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