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From cells to embryo: the magic of gastrulation

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Every organism is a “clone”: all cells derive from a single precursor, the fertilised egg, which generates billions of genetically identical cells. How do they diversify into different tissues? What determines that these organs should form at the right time and place, and what controls organ size?

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