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Germ cell migration: Unexpected role of juvenile hormone before juvenile stages.

Naoki Yamanaka

Current biology : CB 2024 Feb 05


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    Juvenile hormone is best known for its role in maintaining juvenile-stage insects in their immature states during postembryonic development. A new study finds an unexpected role for this signaling lipid in guiding primordial germ cell migration during embryogenesis - possibly an ancestral function of isoprenoid signaling molecules. Copyright © 2023 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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    Naoki Yamanaka. Germ cell migration: Unexpected role of juvenile hormone before juvenile stages. Current biology : CB. 2024 Feb 05;34(3):R84-R86

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