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Rachel K. Ng

Stanford University

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Reciprocal E-cadherin signaling aligns apical surfaces between neighboring epithelial tissues to complete the C. elegans digestive tract

Lauren E. Cote, Maria D. Sallee, Rachel K. Ng, Melissa A. Pickett, Jérémy Magescas, Jessica L. Feldman

This study identifies the rectal valve cells in C. elegans that use E-cadherin signaling to align apical surfaces between the intestine and rectum, completing the digestive tract.

Current Biology · May 14, 2026Peer-reviewedDevelopmental Biology