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How the body becomes asymmetric
Researchers say they’ve learned a surprising fact about cell division that might help explain how we become asymmetric—with the heart on the left, and two different brain halves, for instance.
(World Science is handy for brief little "teaser" articles about a wide range of science, although unfortunately they leave it up to you to find whatever original articles they may be synopsizing, which is a bit frustrating)
Researchers say they’ve learned a surprising fact about cell division that might help explain how we become asymmetric—with the heart on the left, and two different brain halves, for instance.
(World Science is handy for brief little "teaser" articles about a wide range of science, although unfortunately they leave it up to you to find whatever original articles they may be synopsizing, which is a bit frustrating)
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