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An ancient split of germline and somatic stem cell lineages in Hydra

2023-07-04

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In many animals, germ cell segregation occurs during early embryogenesis to protect the genome, but its origin in basal metazoans is controversial. Here, we show in the freshwater polyp Hydra by clonal analysis and transgenic animals that interstitial stem cells comprise two separate stem cell populations, i.e., germline and multipotent somatic stem cells. We isolated genetically labelled stem cells for a global...

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93f10895-8289-5c76-bcc1-1dff7a30c4cf
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10.1101/2023.07.04.546637
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