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Biol Bull 124: 337-343. (June 1963)
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THE REGENERATION OF WHOLE POLYPS FROM ECTODERMAL FRAGMENTS OF SCYPHISTOMA LARVAE OF AURELIA AURITA

SONIA N. STEINBERG 1

1 Biology Department, Brandeis University, Waltham 54, Mass.

1. Isolated ectodermal fragments of Aurelia aurita scyphistomae regenerate into complete hydranths. Aurelia possesses no interstitial cells, but large amoeboid cells appear during reconstitution.

2. The endoderm forms by differentiation of the amoeboid cells, which have probably arisen by dedifferentiation of the ectoderm.






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