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A Look Into Mass Cell Movement During Early Embryogenesis 
Medgadget.com | by Michael | Fri, Dec 12
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We were able to follow the whole process," adds Scott Fraser, the Anna L. Rosen Professor of Biology, director of the Beckman Institute's Biological Imaging Center, and a paper coauthor. "We were able to label and watch the cells doing the motion, and the events that guide the motion."
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