Morphogen gradient | What are morphogens? | How do morphogens determine cell fate? | Dev-bio

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In a recently fertilised cell, where do morphogens come from?

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In recently fertilized cell morphogen can't come from anywhere.

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@@animatedbiologywitharpan So when the cells split, how do they know which genes to activate? Thanks for your reply.

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