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Actin waves beneath the membrane of Dictyostelium cells separate two distinct areas of the cell cortex. Upon wave propagation, one type of area is converted into the other. We show that specific formins are recruited to different areas of the wave landscape and use these actin-polymerizing machines to analyze the dynamics of pattern formation.

Formins specify membrane patterns generated by propagating actin waves