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Actomyosin drives both apical polarization and membrane transport for lumen formation during tubulogenesis

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This symposium delves into the forefront of mechanobiology, examining how cells and tissues sense and respond to mechanical forces. The speakers will present diverse perspectives on topics such as cellular mechanosensing, tissue morphogenesis, and cell movement. Emphasis will be placed on the integration of mechanical signals into cellular processes, including cell fate decisions, polarity, and tissue development. Insights from plants, animals, and cutting-edge live imaging will be discussed, shedding light on the role of mechanical forces across different biological systems.

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[1PS-16-03]Actomyosin drives both apical polarization and membrane transport for lumen formation during tubulogenesis

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