Long-range signalling by touch

Stephen M. Cohen ()
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Stephen M. Cohen: European Molecular Biology Laboratory

Nature, 2003, vol. 426, issue 6966, 503-504

Abstract: In the developing sense organs of fruitflies, cells must signal instructions over long distances. But the signalling molecule is bound to the cell membrane, so how can it reach its targets? The answer, it seems, is by touch.

Date: 2003
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