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Storage cell proliferation during somatic growth establishes that tardigrades are not eutelic organisms

2023-10-15

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Tardigrades, microscopic ecdysozoans renowned for their resilience to extreme environments, have long been thought to maintain a constant cell number after completing embryonic development, a phenomenon known as eutely. However, sporadic reports of dividing cells have raised questions about this assumption. In this study, we investigated whether tardigrades truly exhibit a fixed cell number duri...

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029a0958-446a-5389-ba0e-71928aa8b925
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10.1101/2023.10.12.562009
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