There is more than one way to turn a spherical cellular monolayer inside out: type B embryo inversion in Volvox globator

Computational modeling demonstrates that active contraction and expansion are required https://t.co/enOjOr3dZ8 More work to come out in PLOS Biology soon! #EEDGalway #EED2018 https://t.co/VCyjbp2dxT

Stephanie Höhn: Different Volvox algal species invert their spherical embryos (to get the flagella on the outside of the sphere) using different techniques – both involve waves of cell shape changes (cell-wedging), but is this causal? https://t.co/knZxusj

RT @JekelyLab: Stephanie Höhn on how Volvox embryos turns inside out https://t.co/n2G2X8xz6g and https://t.co/uapRUgj7id #PLM12 https://t.c…

Stephanie Höhn on how Volvox embryos turns inside out https://t.co/n2G2X8xz6g and https://t.co/uapRUgj7id #PLM12 https://t.co/pnqXk6FF1M