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Cytoskeleton and Adhesion : Peifer Lab
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Peifer Lab The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Accessibility Events Libraries Maps Departments ConnectCarolina UNC Search You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. Skip to main content --> Submit Search HOME MORPHOGENESIS We use developing embryos to explore the cell biology of morphogenesis — in this gastrulating embryo, cytoskeletal (blue) and adhesion proteins (red) become reciprocally planar polarized. Cell adhesion, cytoskeletal regulation and Wnt signaling in development and disease We work at the interface between cell and dev
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