A tension-induced mechanotransduction pathway promotes epithelial morphogenesis
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Michel Labouesse | Hala G. Zahreddine | Marc Koch | M. Labouesse | M. Koch | Huimin Zhang | Frédéric Landmann | Hala Zahreddine | David Rodriguez | Huimin Zhang | Frédéric Landmann | David Rodríguez
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