... mechanisms. Cellular reprogramming De novo organogenesis Somatic embryogenesis When living organisms injure or lose part of their bodies, many are able to regenerate new tissues or organs to minimize the impact of local damage. Regeneration is a widely conserved physiological response...

... between the embryonic and mature portion of the plant fife cycle. The situation is somewhat different in somatic embryogenesis in that no period of dormancy is introduced at the torpedo stage, and that the development of the two apical meristematic regions appears less well synchronized. Thus, we defined...

..., development in these embryos. © 1988 by Company of Biologists 1988 somatic embryogenesis carrot polar auxin transport pattern formation Experimental embryology traces its origin to experiments in which cells or tissues of a developing organism were mechanically separated in an attempt...