Interkinetic nuclear migration is centrosome independent and ensures apical cell division to maintain tissue integrity.

@article{Strzyz2015InterkineticNM,
  title={Interkinetic nuclear migration is centrosome independent and ensures apical cell division to maintain tissue integrity.},
  author={Paulina J Strzyz and Hyun O. Lee and Jaydeep Sidhaye and Isabell P Weber and Louis C. Leung and Caren Norden},
  journal={Developmental cell},
  year={2015},
  volume={32 2},
  pages={
          203-19
        }
}
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