Often, during the development many structures first undergo proliferation such that their lumen first gets occluded almost completely and then "recanalize" again as the central cells undergo apoptosis. Why is there a need of recanalization to re-establish the lumen, when the lumen was already there at first place?
In layman language, recanalization is fine tuning of that structures that is interplay of several genes the ratio of them decides which part of canal will perform which functions and how the structure of that part will be. For example, structures deriving from gut varies throughout in structure and function. For example: specific regions of the gut tube (i.e. that which will become lung vs. that which become esophagus vs. stomach, etc.)
Due to the prolifrations and apoptosis ofcells causedby endogenuos factors all organs firstly under go prolifrations and then due to thd effect of this factors organs take tbeir shapes and lumens
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