Variation And Regulation Of Abnormalities In Hydra
"Variation And Regulation Of Abnormalities In Hydra" explores the fascinating biological processes of variation and regulation within the Hydra genus. This work delves into the mechanisms that govern the development and regeneration of these simple freshwater organisms, shedding light on how abnormalities arise and are subsequently regulated.
By examining cellular and developmental phenomena in Hydra, this study offers insights into broader biological principles applicable to regenerative medicine and developmental biology. It provides a valuable resource for researchers and students interested in understanding the intricate processes that control form and function in living organisms.
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