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Aug 2026
Massive programmed DNA elimination during embryogenesis in the trioecious nematode Auanema rhodense
In animals, the germline is usually set aside early in development and its genome is protected to ensure faithful transmission of genetic information to future generations. Genetic alterations in somatic cells are not inherited by progeny, and the somatic genome does not have to be protected from change in the same way...
Pablo Gonzalez de la Rosa, Liesl G. Strand, Lewis Stevens et al.
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