Mobile protein signals cell fate

Sarah Hake ()
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Sarah Hake: Plant Gene Expression Center, and the University of California at Berkeley

Nature, 2001, vol. 413, issue 6853, 261-263

Abstract: In plant roots, different cell types are organized in a well-defined pattern: each cell knows exactly where it is and what it should do. A molecule that tells cells where they are has now been discovered.

Date: 2001
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