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A Cell Size-Dependent Competition Between Geometry and polarity Governs Nuclear and Spindle positioning in Early Embryos

Aude Nommick, Macy Baboch, Celia Municio-Diaz, et al.

Selected by 28 May 2026

Sristilekha Nath

Actin Counters Geometry to Guide Plant Cell Division

Camila Goldy, Samantha Moulin, Yutaro Shimizu, et al.

Selected by 26 November 2025

Jeny Jose

Discussion

Maturation of the glymphatic system confers innate resistance of the brain to Zika virus infection

Jhulimar Guilherme Doerl, Emanuelly Karine Campos Chaves, Vivian Antonielly Becker dos Santos, et al.

Selected by 20 November 2025

Jimeng Li

VANGL2 shapes the mouse heart tube from adjacent epithelia and without planar polarity

Paul Palmquist-Gomes, Gaëlle Letort, Ayushi U. Hegde, et al.

Selected by 19 November 2025

Anubhav Prakash

The nucleus follows an internal cellular scale during polarized root hair cell development

Jessica M. Orr, M. Arif Ashraf

Selected by 04 September 2025

Jeny Jose

Discussion

Invasion of glioma cells through confined space requires membrane tension regulation and mechano-electrical coupling via Plexin-B2

Chrystian Junqueira Alves, Theodore Hannah, Sita Sadia, et al.

Selected by 13 February 2024

Jade Chan

A patterned human heart tube organoid model generated by pluripotent stem cell self-assembly

Brett Volmert, Ashlin Riggs, Fei Wang, et al.

Selected by 13 February 2023

Silvia Becca

Proteolysis-free cell migration through crowded environments via mechanical worrying

Meghan K. Driscoll, Erik S. Welf, Andrew Weems, et al.

Selected by 05 December 2022

Jade Chan

Symmetry breaking in the female germline cyst

D. Nashchekin, L. Busby, M. Jakobs, et al.

Selected by 21 June 2021

Scott Wilcockson

Cell patterning by secretion-induced plasma membrane flows

Veneta Gerganova, Iker Lamas, David M. Rutkowski, et al.

Selected by 21 January 2021

Helen Zenner

Microtubule-independent movement of the fission yeast nucleus

Sanju Ashraf, David A. Kelly, Kenneth E. Sawin

Selected by 06 October 2020

Leeba Ann Chacko

Discussion

Asymmetric nuclear division of neural stem cells contributes to the formation of sibling nuclei with different identities

Chantal Roubinet, Ian J. White, Buzz Baum

Selected by 03 September 2020

Grace Lim

Discussion