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Waves of ferroptotic cell death sculpt embryonic tissue
An unusual form of cell death called ferroptosis can sweep over embryonic tissues in a wave-like manner to ensure proper muscle development — evidence that ferroptosis has a role in normal physiology. Iron-dependent cell death sweeps across tissue to shape embryonic muscle.
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