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An actomyosin network organizes niche morphology and responds to feedback from recruited stem cells

2023-09-09

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<h4> <h4>Summary: </h4> </h4> Stem cells often rely on signals from a niche, which in many tissues adopts a precise morphology. What remains elusive is how niches are formed, and how morphology impacts function. To address this, we leverage the Drosophila gonadal niche, which affords genetic tractability and live-imaging. We have previously shown mechanisms dictating niche cell migration to their appropriate po...

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e8f03a52-b3da-5738-bcaa-e8ebb0ba92c7
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10.1101/2023.09.08.556877
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