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New insights into Müllerian duct differentiation provided by single cell transcriptomics in the chicken embryo
In vertebrate embryos, Müllerian ducts give rise to the female reproductive tract. Here, we present a comprehensive analysis of Müllerian duct differentiation using single cell transcriptomics in the chicken embryo, a unique model for duct development. The data reveal greater cellular complexity of
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