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A model stretch: explaining the rheology of developing tissue

26 Feb 2025 Anna Demming
Konstantin Doubrovinski
Cell studies Konstantin Doubrovinski and colleagues are investigating the puzzling scaling law that governs how developing epithelial cells stretch over time. (Courtesy: Konstantin Doubrovinski)
While the biology of how an entire organism develops from a single cell has long been a source of fa

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Anna Demming is a science journalist based in Bristol, UK
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