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Anisotropic Crb accumulation, modulated by Src42A, orients epithelial tube growth in <i>Drosophila</i>

2018-03-23

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Size control of internal tubular organs, such as the lungs or vascular system, is critical for proper physiological activity and to prevent disease or malformations. This control incorporates the intrinsic physical anisotropy of tubes to generate proportionate organs that match their function. The exact mechanisms underlying tube size control and how tubular anisotropy is translated at the cellular level are still...

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46ea7d5f-5452-5485-82b5-22e436f3e663
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10.1101/287854
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