Lecture

Cell Migration and Germ Cells

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Description

This lecture covers the Hydra experiments with Pierre, cell migration mechanisms, germ cells, neural crest, placodes, and the role of germ cells in the life cycle. It also discusses the genome silencing, long-range migration, and bi-potency.

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