Midgut epithelium in molting silkworm: A fine balance among cell growth, differentiation, and survival
Eleonora Franzetti(University of Insubria), Gianluca Tettamanti(University of Insubria), Magda de Eguileor(University of Insubria), Aurora Montali(University of Insubria), Paola D’Antona(University of Insubria), Morena Casartelli(University of Milan), Annalisa Grimaldi(University of Insubria), Silvia Caccia(University of Milan), Silvia Cappellozza, Davide Romanelli(University of Insubria)
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