Lecture

Hydra Regeneration Experiments

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Description

This lecture discusses experiments on Hydra regeneration, including cutting the Hydra in three parts to observe growth and orientation memory. Various experiments are proposed, such as Trembley's half-half, longitudinal, and heat-induced regeneration. Differential equations for RNA velocity are also explored.

Instructors (2)

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