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An adult stem-like cell population generates germline and neurons in the sea anemone <i>Nematostella vectensis</i>

2023-01-28

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Most genetic research animals (e.g., vertebrates, insects, nematodes) segregate germline and soma during early embryogenesis. In contrast, some highly regenerative bilaterian (e.g., planarians) and non-bilaterian animals (e.g., hydrozoan cnidarians) retain adult stem cells with both germinal and somatic potentials. As these cells have been studied in only few phyla, their biology and evolution remain mostly enigma...

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f584759d-2cae-5063-99ed-74b800c56a6d
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10.1101/2023.01.27.525880
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