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How is Drosophila's embryonic cycle different from human life cycle?

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How is Drosophila's embryonic cycle different from human life cycle?

How is Drosophila's embryonic cycle different from human life cycle?

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One thing is that the drosphila's cells experience early determination due to cytoplasmic determinants. Humans rely on cell signaling more and our cells remain totipotent until the 16 cell stage i believe. We experience LATE determination.

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