Iterative and Complex Asymmetric Divisions Control Cell Volume Differences in Ciona Notochord Tapering.
Abstract
Summary null null The notochord of the invertebrate chordate Ciona forms a tapered rod at tailbud stages consisting of only 40 cylindrical cells in a single-file column. This tapered shape involves differences in notochord cell volume along the anterior-posterior axis. Here, we quantify sibling cell volume asymmetry throughout the developing notochord and find that there are distinctive patterns of unequal cleavage in all 4 bilateral pairs of...
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Title
Iterative and Complex Asymmetric Divisions Control Cell Volume Differences in Ciona Notochord Tapering.
Published Date
Oct 21, 2019
Journal
Volume
29
Issue
20
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