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Muenster S, Jain A, Mietke A, Pavlopoulos A, Grill SW, Tomancak P.
2019. Attachment of the blastoderm to the vitelline envelope affects gastrulation of insects.. Nature.
Jain A, Ulman V, Mukherjee A, Prakash M, Pimpale L, Munster S, Panfilio KA, Jug F, Grill SWA, Tomancak P et al..
2019. Regionalized tissue fluidization by an actomyosin cable is required for epithelial gap closure during insect gastrulation.. Nature Communications. 11(1):5604.