Developmental Biology¶
Gilbert, S. F. (2009). Developmental Biology. Sinauer.
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- Race Condition
- In developmental biology, signaling cascades in which two signals reach a cell at slightly different times yield different fates despite identical signal content — a case with no human practice at all, which grounds the pattern's full substrate-independence.
This sourceStandard text: in signaling cascades, the relative timing of inductive signals reaching a cell can determine cell fate despite identical signal content — a race with no human practice.
- In developmental biology, signaling cascades in which two signals reach a cell at slightly different times yield different fates despite identical signal content — a case with no human practice at all, which grounds the pattern's full substrate-independence.
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