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Builders of the Sponge Body: Cellular Mechanisms for Spicule-Based Skeleton Construction

Animal skeletal systems exhibit remarkable diversity in shape across species. This diversity serves as the foundation for variation in body plans and behavioral patterns. However, how skeletal systems are formed and how such diversity arises remain largely unknown. This symposium aims to deepen our understanding of the origins of diverse skeletal systems by listening to the “melody of skeletogenesis" performed by a wide range of organisms, from mammals to invertebrates.

【J】Hone-Hone rock: The diverse skeletogenesis orchestrated by various animals

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3AS-10-02]Builders of the Sponge Body: Cellular Mechanisms for Spicule-Based Skeleton Construction

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