Control of Mitotic Spindle Angle by the RAS-Regulated ERK1/2 Pathway Determines Lung Tube Shape
Copyright policy )Control of Mitotic Spindle Angle by the RAS-Regulated ERK1/2 Pathway Determines Lung Tube Shape
During lung development, airway shape is determined by a signaling pathway that regulates the orientation of cell division.
- University of California System United States
- University of California, San Francisco United States
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