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This project investigates the mechanisms of asymmetric cell division during mitosis, focusing on how endosomes are distributed between daughter cells. By understanding these processes, the research aims to advance knowledge in cell renewal and differentiation, potentially aiding in regenerative medicine and cancer trea…
During mitosis, cells can undergo asymmetric cell division, where daughter cells are endowed with different fates.
Asymmetric division enables developing organisms to generate their particular diversity of cell types through a balanced combination of self-renewal and differentiation.
Better understanding the mechanisms of asymmetric cell division will shed light on how cell renewal, differentiation and proliferation are controlled.
In the longer term, this knowledge might enable regenerating def…
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