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Cued or cueless? Mechanisms that shape mesoderm and enable cell ingression

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  • UserSevan Hopyan
  • ClockMonday 12 June 2023, 14:30-15:30
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Morphogenetic cell movements shape tissue and deliver specialised cells to distant sites during development. Our lab undertakes interdisciplinary approaches to explore biophysical drivers of these processes in the mouse embryo. In the limb bud, we find a stiffness gradient is required for cell flows that remodel mesoderm. In contrast, a stochastic mechanism may underlie the ingression of cranial neural crest cells. A small set of biophysical rules may explain most morphogenetic events.

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