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在水胚胎中,通过细胞质挤出,将外皮转化为中皮

B H Nelson, D A Weisblat

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |July 26, 1991
    PubMed
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    血清胚胎细胞命运的决定取决于teloplasm的位置. 移动的端等质 (富含卵黄的细胞质) 将外皮细胞改变为中皮细胞,揭示了二元决策机制.

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