The head activator, a neuropeptide, controls nerve cell differentiation in hydra

Charles N. David; Thomas W. Holstein

doi:10.5169/seals-740494

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The head activator, a neuropeptide, controls nerve cell differentiation in hydra

Charles N. David Thomas W. Holstein

Year: 1985 Journal: E-Periodica

DOI: 10.5169/seals-740494

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Lernaean Hydra Activator (genetics) Cnidocyte Neuropeptide Anatomy Biology Nerve cells Cell biology Head (geology) Neuroscience Ecology Receptor Paleontology Biochemistry Cnidaria

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