Moss development: Starting BELL for embryos
Authors: Mitsuyasu, Hasebe;
pmid: 27249199
Moss development: Starting BELL for embryos
Abstract
Major life cycle transitions happen after changes in stem cells trigger new developmental programs. In moss, expression of the homeobox transcription factor BELL1 is sufficient to induce sporophyte stem cells from the gametophyte phase, without having to go through fertilization.
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Keywords
Reproduction, Asexual, Genes, Homeobox, Bryophyta
Reproduction, Asexual, Genes, Homeobox, Bryophyta
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