‘Worm Development: Push not Pull in Gonad Morphogenesis’

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Associate Dean for Research Erin Cram has published “Worm Development: Push Not Pull in Gonad Morphogenesis,” identifying a new method through which tissue elongates in a specific form of nematode, through “pressure from proliferating germ cells confined within a tube.”

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