Tissue mechanics sets developmental scaling of collective cell migration
Despite substantial variation in adult size, animals within a species maintain consistent tissue patterns and shapes, a core property known as developmental scaling or size invariance. Developmental scaling has predominantly been attributed to the scaling of morphogen gradients and gene patterns to maintain positional information and cell fate specification1,2. However, development also…
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