ArticleEvoDevo2019
Genomic analysis of the tryptome reveals molecular mechanisms of gland cell evolution.
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Abstract
backgroundUnderstanding the drivers of morphological diversity is a persistent challenge in evolutionary biology. Here, we investigate functional diversification of secretory cells in the sea anemone
resultsWe demonstrate regionalized expression of gland cell subtypes in the internal ectoderm of
conclusionsTogether, these results reveal the numerous evolutionary mechanisms that drove trypsin duplication and divergence during the morphological specialization of cell types and suggest that the secretory cell phenotype is highly adaptable as a vehicle for novel secretory products.
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