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Jasmine J. Su

Vanderbilt University

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Cell BiologyeLifePeer-reviewedSep 22, 2026

Wound-Induced Syncytia Outpace Mononucleate Neighbors during Drosophila Wound Repair

James S. White, Junmin Hua, Jasmine J. Su…·Andrea W. Page

The paper shows that wound-induced syncytia in Drosophila pupae close wounds faster than mononucleate cells by outpacing them and reducing intercalation needs.

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