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A cell population in the neural plate border region of embryos of ascidians has properties similar to those of the neural crest cells and neuromesodermal cells of vertebrates.

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Ascidian embryonic cells with properties of neural-crest cells and neuromesodermal progenitors of vertebrates rdcu.be/dETT1

Ascidian embryonic cells with properties of neural-crest cells and neuromesodermal progenitors of vertebrates rdcu.be/dETT1
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A comparative transcriptomic analysis of eight tissue types in twenty bilaterian species reveals the long-lasting effects of genome duplication on the evolution of novel tissue-specific gene-expression patterns.

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A comparative transcriptomic analysis of eight tissue types in twenty bilaterian species reveals the long-lasting effects of genome duplication on the evolution of novel tissue-specific gene-expression patterns. nature.com/articles/s4155…
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The volatile compound methyl jasmonate is emitted from plant roots and has been shown to trigger the formation of biofilms of beneficial bacteria in the rhizosphere, which suggests an active role of plants in luring microorganisms to aid them.

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The volatile compound methyl jasmonate is emitted from plant roots and has been shown to trigger the formation of biofilms of beneficial bacteria in the rhizosphere, which suggests an active role of plants in luring microorganisms to aid them. rdcu.be/dETSN
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A cell population in the neural plate border region of embryos of ascidians has properties similar to those of the neural crest cells and neuromesodermal cells of vertebrates.

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Our April issue is now live, including cryptic diversity in corals, Lepidopteran chromosome evolution, soil viromes, elephant seal population recovery, passerine problem-solving, and an Ordovician polar ecosystem.

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Our April issue is now live, including cryptic diversity in corals, Lepidopteran chromosome evolution, soil viromes, elephant seal population recovery, passerine problem-solving, and an Ordovician polar ecosystem. nature.com/natecolevol/vo…
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The volatile compound methyl jasmonate is emitted from plant roots and has been shown to trigger the formation of biofilms of beneficial bacteria in the rhizosphere, which suggests an active role of plants in luring microorganisms to aid them.

rdcu.be/dETSN

The volatile compound methyl jasmonate is emitted from plant roots and has been shown to trigger the formation of biofilms of beneficial bacteria in the rhizosphere, which suggests an active role of plants in luring microorganisms to aid them. rdcu.be/dETSN
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A comparative transcriptomic analysis of eight tissue types in twenty bilaterian species reveals the long-lasting effects of genome duplication on the evolution of novel tissue-specific gene-expression patterns.

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A comparative transcriptomic analysis of eight tissue types in twenty bilaterian species reveals the long-lasting effects of genome duplication on the evolution of novel tissue-specific gene-expression patterns. nature.com/articles/s4155…
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