Talk:Aron Moscona

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Did you know... that developmental biologist Aron Moscona's research on growth of embryos into complex tissues and organs led to the discovery of cadherins, which help cells recognize each other and cluster together?

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Article needs to be broken into sections before a "C" class, or higher, is given. Otherwise it needs to remain at "start". Maybe a section on "Early life", "Education", "Career", "Works" etc. ( see wp:layout) Pknkly (talk) 15:03, 2 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]