Cell Competition: Dying for Communal Interest

Abstract

SummaryViable but slower growing cells are eliminated during embryonic development through the process of cell competition. Two new studies highlight a role for cell competition during adulthood as a surveillance mechanism that ensures tissue integrity during homeostasis, regeneration, and aging

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This paper was published in Elsevier - Publisher Connector .

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