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Cleavage furrow-directed cortical flows bias PAR polarization pathways to link cell polarity to cell division

19 Sept 2023

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During development, the conserved PAR polarity network is continuously redeployed, requiring that it adapt to changing cellular contexts and environmental cues. In the early C. elegans embryo, polarity shifts from being a cell-autonomous process in the zygote to one that must be coordinated between neighbors as the embryo becomes multicellular. Here, we sought to explore how the PAR network adapts to this shift...

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PMID: 37729912
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2023.08.076

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