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Non-canonical cytokinesis driven by mechanical uncoupling via nematic flows and adhesion-based invagination
Cleavage - the series of rapid cell divisions that follow fertilization - marks the onset of metazoan development and represents a deeply conserved evolutionary process. Across animals, two principal modes exist: complete (holoblastic) and incomplete (meroblastic) cleavage. While holoblastic cleavag
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