Asymmetric stem cell division in fruit fly germline

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By Huynh Lab

Description

Understanding how germ cells develop is not only of paramount medical interest for reproductive medicine, but is also crucial to comprehend how animal shapes and forms evolve through generations. Wcd :: GFP ( green) segregates asymmetrically. The fusome is blue and the mitotic DNA in red.

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