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  1. The molecular architecture of cell cycle arrest

    This article has 11 authors:
    1. Wayne Stallaert
    2. Sovanny R Taylor
    3. Katarzyna M Kedziora
    4. Colin D Taylor
    5. Holly K Sobon
    6. Catherine L Young
    7. Juanita C Limas
    8. Jonah Varblow Holloway
    9. Martha S Johnson
    10. Jeanette Gowen Cook
    11. Jeremy E Purvis

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  2. Plakoglobin is a mechanoresponsive regulator of naïve pluripotency

    This article has 16 authors:
    1. Timo N. Kohler
    2. Joachim De Jonghe
    3. Anna L. Ellerman
    4. Ayaka Yanagida
    5. Michael Herger
    6. Erin M. Slatery
    7. Katrin Fischer
    8. Carla Mulas
    9. Alex Winkel
    10. Connor Ross
    11. Sophie Bergmann
    12. Kristian Franze
    13. Kevin Chalut
    14. Jennifer Nichols
    15. Thorsten E. Boroviak
    16. Florian Hollfelder

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  3. Mechanical stress driven by rigidity sensing governs epithelial stability

    This article has 13 authors:
    1. Surabhi Sonam
    2. Lakshmi Balasubramaniam
    3. Shao-Zhen Lin
    4. Ying Ming Yow Ivan
    5. Irina Pi-Jaumà
    6. Cecile Jebane
    7. Marc Karnat
    8. Yusuke Toyama
    9. Philippe Marcq
    10. Jacques Prost
    11. René-Marc Mège
    12. Jean-François Rupprecht
    13. Benoît Ladoux

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  4. Cell Rearrangement Generates Pattern Emergence as a Function of Temporal Morphogen Exposure

    This article has 9 authors:
    1. Timothy Fulton
    2. Kay Spiess
    3. Lewis Thomson
    4. Yuxuan Wang
    5. Bethan Clark
    6. Seongwon Hwang
    7. Brooks Paige
    8. Berta Verd
    9. Benjamin Steventon
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      The authors present an exciting idea about how to integrate morphogens into a gene regulatory network with the dynamics of morphogenesis and cell movement. It represents a novel methodology, but in its current form the hypotheses, data and relationships described do not provide a sufficiently compelling model to disentangle cause and effect or elucidate the impact of cell movements on differentiation dynamics the zebrafish mesoderm.

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  5. All-optical visualization of specific molecules in the ultrastructural context of brain tissue

    This article has 23 authors:
    1. Ons M’Saad
    2. Allison Cairns
    3. Jonathan Gulcicek
    4. Ravi Kiran Kasula
    5. Jacob Liao
    6. Ilona Kondratiuk
    7. Emma H. Bewersdorf
    8. Phylicia Kidd
    9. Hanieh Falahati
    10. Juliana E. Gentile
    11. Robert F. Niescier
    12. Katherine Watters
    13. Robert C. Sterner
    14. Seong-il Lee
    15. Xiaojia Guo
    16. Xinran Liu
    17. Gary Desir
    18. Pietro De Camilli
    19. James E. Rothman
    20. Anthony J. Koleske
    21. Thomas Biederer
    22. Aaron T. Kuan
    23. Joerg Bewersdorf

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