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Die Entwicklung zu einem vielzelligen Organismus ist der komplizierteste Vorgang, den eine Zelle erfahren kann. Darauf beruht auch die Faszination und Herausforderung der Entwicklungsbiologie im Allgemeinen. Eine Vielzahl genetischer Netzwerke steuert diese komplexen Prozesse. Mithilfe von Mutanten können wir entwicklungsbiologische Vorgänge bei Pflanzen und Tieren viel besser verstehen. In der Entwicklungsbiologie werden im Wesentlichen fünf Entwicklungsprozesse unterschieden, die sich natürlich in der Realität teilweise überlagern und wechselseitig beeinflussen. Die Kenntnis dieser Systematik erleichtert das Verständnis der komplexeren Prozesse, die wir später besprechen werden; wir finden sie sowohl im Pflanzen- als auch im Tierreich

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