Primordium Specification
Primordium Specification is a developmental biological process that determines the initial establishment and spatial allocation of organ-specific cell fates within a multicellular structure, distinguishing it from subsequent growth or differentiation mechanisms by defining the precise location, timing, and identity of the organ primordium.
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