Regulation of cellular differentiation during Dictyostelium morphogenesis.
Journal: 1992/November - Current Opinion in Genetics and Development
ISSN: 0959-437X
PUBMED: 1840893
Abstract:
In Dictyostelium there are multiple prestalk cell types that have a complex pattern of directed cell movement during slug formation and culmination. Three extracellular signals, cyclic AMP, DIF and ammonia, control cell type differentiation. Recently there has been considerable progress in understanding their modes of action and interaction.
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