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Proteins that allow water to move in and out of cells help shape the development of new blood vessels.

Although Oct4 is expressed earlier than Sox2 in mouse embryos, both of them begin to perform their role in activating pluripotency-related genes in the inner cell mass.

The ligand Netrin mediates axon guidance through a combination of haptotaxis over short distances and chemotaxis over longer distances.

The β1 adrenergic receptor is a key regulator of cerebral cavernous malformation pathogenesis.

Investigation of Aquaporin water channels unveils water inflow and build-up of hydrostatic pressure in endothelial tip cells as a novel mechanism of endothelial cell migration and blood vessel formation.

The chromatin-bound proteome of embryonic stem cells transitioning to 2C-like cells uncovers chromatin regulators involved in heterochromatin formation.

A ligand independent mechanical sensitive mTORC2-PKC pathway activates Notch in the endocardium of the valve forming area.

Volumetric trans-scale imaging with a subcellular resolution across a wide field-of-view of 1.5 × 1.0 cm² has been realized, facilitating the analysis of cellular dynamics during embryogenesis and brain function.

The production of a single-cell atlas for developing syngnathid fish permits study of their unique traits.