Anisotropic growth and large-scale morphogenetic movements contribute to the final size and shape of the adult Drosophila wing. A new study unravels an unexpected contribution of cell death, which follows a spatial and temporal pattern, to the growth of the wing and the acquisition of its elongated shape.
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