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The organizer as a cooperative of signaling cells for neural induction.
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The "organizer", discovered 100 years ago by Hans Spemann and Hilde Mangold, is a special region of vertebrate embryos at the gastrula stage; it emits signals that can re-direct the fate of neighboring cells to acquire neural plate identity. It is generally imagined as unique population of cells producing one or a few signaling molecules, responsible for neural induction and for patterning the neural plate and the mesoderm. Here we use single cell and tissue transcriptomics to explore the expression of signaling molecules in the node (the amniote organizer). Although all organizer cells express the homeobox gene
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