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Bilateral cellular flows during avian gastrulation exhibit left–right asymmetry

Tissue structures arise from multicellular dynamics, including morphological changes, migration, and differentiation, guided by tissue-specific developmental programs. These dynamics are driven by biochemical signals and mechanical cues mediated via cell-cell interactions. However, their molecular mechanisms and the diseases caused by their disruption remain unclear. This symposium highlights the latest research on the molecular basis of multicellular dynamics and their role in disease onset.

【J】Multicellular Dynamics Driven by Cell-Cell Interactions

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

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[2MS-02-02]Bilateral cellular flows during avian gastrulation exhibit left–right asymmetry

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