Demonstration of the dorsal character of the body wall of the aneurogenic regenerate of Nereis pelagica L. (Annelida, Polychaeta)
In Nereis pelagica, graft of dorsal or ventral parts of a regenerate edified in the absence of nerve cord (=aneurogenic) on the ventral or dorsal face of a normal host demonstrates a completely dorsal nature of the body wall in these special regenerates. The results indicate that the nerve cord is i...
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Published in: | Comptes rendus hebdomadaires des seances de l'Academie des sciences. Serie D: Sciences naturelles Vol. 283; no. 7; p. 785 |
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Format: | Journal Article |
Language: | French |
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France
04-10-1976
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Summary: | In Nereis pelagica, graft of dorsal or ventral parts of a regenerate edified in the absence of nerve cord (=aneurogenic) on the ventral or dorsal face of a normal host demonstrates a completely dorsal nature of the body wall in these special regenerates. The results indicate that the nerve cord is involved in setting up regenerate dorso-ventral polarity by fixing differentiation of the ventral characters in the area located near by; without it , only the dorsal character is expressed. |
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