The Timing oflin-4RNA Accumulation Controls the Timing of Postembryonic Developmental Events inCaenorhabditis elegans
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Upregulation of lin-4 RNA during the first larval stage (L1) triggers the progression from early (L1) to late (L2-L3) fate programs.
“Upregulation of lin-4 RNA during the first larval stage (L1) triggers the progression from early (L1) to late (L2-L3) fate programs [24].”
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