Like planets, the body's cell surfaces look smooth from a distance but hilly closer up. A new article describes implications, unknown to date, of the way data from cell surfaces are normally interpreted; i.e. as if they lacked topographic features.
Like planets, the body's cell surfaces look smooth from a distance but hilly closer up. A new article describes implications, unknown to date, of the way data from cell surfaces are normally interpreted; i.e. as if they lacked topographic features.