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Developmental biology

the model that boundaries between differently determined cell groups act as organizing regions that set up secondary fields such as limbs.

In developmental biology, Meinhardt's boundary model refers to the model that boundaries between differently determined cell groups act as organizing regions that set up secondary fields such as limbs. This meaning comes from Meinhardt (1983) in Developmental Biology.[1]

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References

Meinhardt, H. (1983). Cell determination boundaries as organizing regions for secondary embryonic fields. Developmental Biology, 96(2), 375-385. https://doi.org/10.1016/0012-1606(83)90175-6

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