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Developmental biology

a group of cells whose descendants do not cross a fixed boundary, setting up regions that develop as units.

In developmental biology, developmental compartment refers to a group of cells whose descendants do not cross a fixed boundary, setting up regions that develop as units. This meaning comes from Garcia-bellido (1973) in Nature New Biology.[1]

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Garcia-bellido, A., Ripoll, P., & Morata, G. (1973). Developmental Compartmentalisation of the Wing Disk of Drosophila. Nature New Biology, 245(147), 251-253. https://doi.org/10.1038/newbio245251a0

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