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Cell adhesions link subcellular actomyosin dynamics to tissue scale force production during vertebrate convergent extension

2021-06-22

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<h4>Summary</h4> Axis extension is a fundamental biological process that shapes multicellular organisms. The design of an animal’s body plan is encoded in the genome and execution of this program is a multiscale mechanical progression involving the coordinated movement of proteins, cells, and whole tissues. Thus, a key challenge to understanding axis extension is connecting events that occur across these various...

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Literature Corpus work: 208aff48-9946-5e53-89a4-854e638dfa38
DOI: 10.1101/2021.06.21.449290

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