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Purinergic signalling and calcium dynamics: potential drivers in the onset of coordinated intestinal motility in human fetal development

2025-04-19

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<h4>Background and aims</h4> Intestinal motility relies on inputs from multiple cells within a complex neuromuscular syncytium located in the gut wall. While it is known that motility is dependent on the development of motor patterns which govern coordinated contractile activity within the gut wall, knowledge regarding the onset of coordinated motor activity in humans is still lacking. This study assessed the eme...

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ce113ff2-71a1-5dd9-b63a-2d485da73b9a
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10.1101/2025.04.17.649306
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