Which of the following will NOT induce a second body axis in a host embryo? a. Transplanting a ventral blastopore lip to a host embryo. b. Transplanting a dorsal blastopore lip to a host embryo. c. Activation of beta-catenin on the ventral side of an embryo. d. Transplanting a Nieuwkoop center on the ventral side of an embryo.

Which of the following will NOT induce a second body axis in a host embryo? a. Transplanting a ventral blastopore lip to a host embryo. b. Transplanting a dorsal blastopore lip to a host embryo. c. Activation of beta-catenin on the ventral side of an embryo. d. Transplanting a Nieuwkoop center on the ventral side of an embryo.

Biology (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

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Chapter51: Animal Development

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