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Solutions of Linear Systems of Equations,oundaries: fertilization and death. Sperm cells and egg cells are not capable of starting an independent life on their own. Once released from the testes or the ovary, the lifetime of sperm cells and egg cells is restricted to a few minutes or hours. Only the fusion of sperm and egg results in a cel

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Harry Stack Sullivan (1892–1949)ical and complete strands of DNA are apportioned to both daughter cells. Initially, the cells of an embryo have .: each cell is thought to have the same genome as every other cell and therefore is capable in principle of becoming any cell type. All cells are believed to be . and ., and experiments w

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b139084nd swarming (Fig. 3–38). In an avian and a mammalian blastodisc the cells of the meso “derm” do not form a “skin” (Greek: . = skin) or a coherent germ “l(fā)ayer”; instead, the mesodermal cells creep around like amoebae to colonize the spaces between the epiblast and the hypoblast (Fig. 3–39, 3–48). Whe