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- Pézeron et al., 2008 - Live analysis of endodermal layer formation identifies random walk as a novel gastrulation movement
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Endodermal Cells Do Not Behave Like Mesodermal Cells during Early Gastrulation (A–C) Shown is the evolution of a clone of mesodermal cells (labeled in red) transplanted at the margin of an Et(CLG-YFP)smb602 embryo (in green) from 60% to 70% epiboly (lateral view, animal pole to the top, dorsal to the right). (D) Net path of internalized mesodermal cells (red) and endodermal cells (green) from time lapse in (A)–(C) is shown. Whereas mesodermal cells move toward the animal pole, endodermal cells do not show any preferred direction. |
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