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Myoblasts in Drosophila flight muscles flatten against myotubes and establish direct contacts that evolve into fusion pores during the formation of muscle syncytia.
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![Figure][1] During Drosophila flight muscle formation, myoblasts (MB) flatten against myotubes (MT), then form many direct contacts (yellow stars) that evolve into fusion pores (red star). [Dhanyasi et al.][2] describe how myoblasts form muscle syncytia in Drosophila flight muscles.
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Caitlin E. Sedwick (2015) studied this question. Myoblasts in Drosophila flight muscles flatten against myotubes and establish direct contacts that evolve into fusion pores during the formation of muscle syncytia.
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