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• Hexapoda
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• Pest insects
• Developmental biology
• Insect anatomy
• Imaginal disc
• Insect ecology
• Red imported fire ant
• Fire ant
• Ant
• Compartment

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• Developmental biology
• Gene expression
• Decapentaplegic
• Morphogens
• Compartment
• Hedgehog signaling pathway
• Ultrabithorax
• Enhancer
• Evolutionary developmental biology
• Hox gene
• Drosophila melanogaster

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• Developmental biology
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• Decapentaplegic
• Morphogens
• Cell signaling
• Compartment
• Insect wing
• Ultrabithorax
• Imaginal disc
• Apoptosis

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• Biology
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• Germ cells
• Embryology
• Transcription factors
• Germ plasm
• Drosophila melanogaster
• August Weismann
• Brachyury
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• Pole cell
• Cell fate determination

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• Developmental biology
• Identity
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• Consciousness
• Sortal
• Biology
• Embryo
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• Biology
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• Developmental biology
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• Cellular processes
• Transcription factors
• Myoblasts
• Myosatellite cell
• Graphene
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• Cellular differentiation
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