Abstract
Metazoan cells translate adhesive events with neighbors into anti-proliferative signals in the nucleus. The cadherin-catenin adhesion complex has long been suspected of playing a key role in this process, and three recent papers suggest that it does so by modulating subcellular localization of the Hippo pathway component Yap1.
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