Bob Goldstein: cell biology by way of development. Interviewed by Caitlin Sedwick.
Bob Goldstein: cell biology by way of development. Interviewed by Caitlin Sedwick.
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鲍勃·戈德斯坦(Bob Goldstein):细胞生物学的发展之路。
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10.1083/jcb.2023pi
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2013
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Cell–cell interactions, asymmetric cell divisions, and cell movements set the foundation for the development of complex body forms. But the cellular processes underlying these phenomena are still being investigated. Throughout his career, Bob Goldstein has worked to (literally) dissect the mechanisms of embryonic development using C. elegans. His early work, showing how cell–cell interactions drive specification of the worm endoderm and mitotic spindle orientation (1, 2) and how the point of sperm entry determines the developmental axis of the new embryo (3), has become part of the canon of the field. Since then, Goldstein’s interests have continued to develop along new axes (4–5), as we heard when he spoke with us from his lab at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.