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Multi-stage single-cell atlas of <i>Botryllus schlosseri</i> asexual development unveils dedifferentiating bud founder cells

2025-05-28

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Colonial tunicates are the only chordates capable of forming fully functional bodies from somatic tissues through non-embryonic development, known as budding. In Botryllus schlosseri, this agametic process, termed peribranchial budding, generates new zooids in a stereotyped, cyclical manner from a cluster of cells within the peribranchial epithelium. Despite detailed morphological characterization, the molecular...

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5b7381d1-b544-581a-9e03-d33ff241807c
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10.1101/2025.05.27.655565
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