Discovery Initiative protocols focus on identifying migration related genes and proteins, through genetic and expression strategies in genetically tractable organisms.

Not all the protocols presented here have been integrated into the Nature Protocols Network, in these cases link to the existing file or page are provided.

Software developed for analyzing data are described elsewhere.

Proteomics Initiative protocols describe the proteomic methodologies developed for identifying migration related proteins, including; expression, labeling, purification and mass spectrometry approaches.

Not all the protocols presented here have been integrated into the Nature Protocols Network, in these cases link to the existing file or page are provided.

Software developed for analyzing data are described elsewhere.

Structure Initiative protocols largely describe the expression and purification protocols developed to generate proteins for structure studies.

Software developed for analyzing data are described elsewhere.

Biosensor Initiative protocols describe techniques for developing novel probes and how they can be utilized to study signaling events in cell migration.

Software developed for analyzing data are described elsewhere.

Modeling & Biomaterials Initiative protocols focus on the production of biomaterials for modeling studies, however some protocols for modeling procedures are also available.

Software developed for modeling data are described elsewhere

Imaging & Photomanipulation Initiative protocols primarily describe the sample preparation and optical set ups needed for performing a variety of migration related imaging studies.

Software developed for modeling data are described elsewhere.

Transgenic & Knockout Mice protocols describe step-by-step approaches to producing cell and mice with migration related defects. These have proved very popular protocols and can also still be accessed from their original locations in this Initiative's Resource pages.

Modeling & Biomaterials Initiative protocols focus on the production of biomaterials for modeling studies, however some protocols for modeling procedures are also available.

Software developed for modeling data are described elsewhere