... three cell cycles. Second, induction on one side of the EMS cell usually blocks the other side from responding to a second P 2 -derived signal. Third, microfilaments and microtubules may be required near the time of the interaction for subsequent gut differentiation. Lastly, cell manipulations in pie-1...

... massive transfer of yolk components in the nematode embryo from non-gut cells into lysosomes of the gut primordium, where they are further metabolized during postembryonic development. 29 10 1991 © 1992 by Company of Biologists 1992 C. elegans nematode gut differentiation...