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Nonlinearity and local heterogeneity in plant development
Biological systems can be quite complex for intuitive interpretations. This is especially true in developmental biology, where robust patterns are established and maintained dynamically in ever-changing and inhomogeneous multicellular environments. Despite the discovery of many key regulatory modules in growth, morphogenesis and fate specification, we still understand little on how such modules are precisely executed, particularly when small initial differences may induce sharp segregation of developmental decisions.
Myosin efflux promotes cell elongation to coordinate chromosome segregation with cell cleavage
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Spatio-temporally separated cortical flows and spindle geometry establish physical asymmetry in fly neural stem cells
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Keiko Torii on lab-made hormones in UW Today
Cabernard Lab receives R01 NIH grant
Laird Lab on epigenetic memory in PLOS Genetics
Alumnus Highlight: Kim Nasmyth
New tangles in the auxin signaling web
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Cabernard lab in Nature Communications
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