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Control of Differentiation by Intraorganismic Environment (With Experiments) | Embryology

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. The Problem of Reversibility of Differentiation 2. Chemical Substances as Means of Controlling Differentiation 3. Epithelial-Mesenchymal Interactions.   The Problem of Reversibility of Differentiation: Differentiation may be reversi­ble to a certain extent. The morphological and physiological peculiarities of tissues require for their maintenance the environment which surrounds them in the normal organism. Except [...]

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Action of Genes in Differentiation | Embryology

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Introduction to the Action of Genes in Differentiation 2. Signals to Genes in Differentiation 3. Recognition of Genes by Signal Molecules 4. Control of Genes at the Transcription Stage 5. Post-Transcriptional Control of Gene Expression 6. Further Possibilities 7. Relation of Differentiation to Mitosis  and a Few Others. Contents: Introduction to the [...]

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Cell Differentiation in Developing Embryos | Embryology

Differentiation is a term that is somewhat ambiguous, as it is used at least in two senses – a broader, more general sense and a narrower sense. In the broad sense, differentiation is the process in which the cells or other parts of an organism become different from one another and also different from their previous condition. For exam­ple, while [...]

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