Science · 1963 · 65 citations · 3 references
Life SciencesBiologyCell BiologyCell DifferentiationCell PhysiologyMorphogenesisCell MigrationEpidermal AnatomyEpithelial DifferentiationGreen AlgaeAlgal Cell DifferentiationCellular DedifferentiationDedifferentiationEpidermal CellsHydra BiologyInterstitial Cell LossInterstitial Cell MigrationMucous Secretion
The interstitial cell of the green hydra is formed by dedifferentiation of specialized gastrodermal cells. Similarly, the epidermal epitheliomuscular cells are probably formed by direct difjerentiation of algae-laden digestive cells that lose their algae and enclosed food droplets, migrate to the periphery of the animal, and begin the mucous secretion characteristic of epidermal cells.
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The Development of the Cnidoblasts of Hydra
David B. Slautterback, Don W. Fawcett · The Journal of Cell Biology · 1959 · 258 citations · Full text
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Histophysiology of growth in hydra
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Diane K. Normandin · Science · 1960 · 32 citations