Cell Shape Changes During Neurulation
Cell Shape Changes During Neurulation is a biological process characterized by coordinated alterations in the morphology of neuroepithelial cells, particularly through apical constriction and elongation, that drive the folding and closure of the neural tube during early vertebrate embryogenesis.
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Orientation of neurite growth by extracellular electric fields
N.B. Patel, MM Poo · Journal of Neuroscience · 1982 · 506 citations · Full text
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