Our individuality is encrypted in our DNA, but it is deeper than expected
C. elegans
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Science meets Hollywood in the fourth annual Raw Science Film Festival Jan. 5-7
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Experimental evolution of c. elegans proves deterministic maternal effects can give offspring a head start in life
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Researchers have identified a method for changing one cell type into another in a process called forced transdifferentiation. This is revolutionary because it clearly demonstrates that cells are not limited to their original identities.
