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Japan France Norway Figure Q21-1 National flags from three countries (Problem 21-10).

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Chapter4: Metric/international (si) System

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Morphogens play a key role in development, cre-
ating concentration gradients that inform cells of where
they are and how to behave. Examine the simple patterns
represented by the flags in Figure Q21–1. Which do you
suppose could be created by a gradient of a single mor-
phogen? Which would require gradients of two morpho-
gens? Assuming that such patterns were present in a sheet
of cells, explain how they could be created by morphogens.

Japan
France
Norway
Figure Q21-1 National flags from three countries (Problem 21-10).

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