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3D nanoscale architecture of the respiratory epithelium reveals motile cilia-rootlets-mitochondria axis of communication

2024-09-08

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A major frontier in single cell biology is decoding how transcriptional states result in cellular-level architectural changes, ultimately driving function. A remarkable example of this cellular remodelling program is the differentiation of airway stem cells into the human respiratory multiciliated epithelium, a tissue barrier protecting against bacteria, viruses and particulate matter. Here, we present the first i...

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5fce463c-3992-5514-a209-4663816c313f
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10.1101/2024.09.08.611854
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