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Adhesion-mediated force transmission regulates cell competition in epithelia
Organs and tissues consist of a precise arrangement of different cell types, all playing a specific role to fulfil the biological function of the tissue. Small changes in cellular phenotypes or behaviour can lead to developmental defects, tissue malfunctions or the emergence of diseases. Therefore,
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