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Nat Rev Mol Cell Biol 2003 Jul 01;47:539-51. doi: 10.1038/nrm1149.
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Calcium signalling during embryonic development.

Webb SE , Miller AL .


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Consider a hypothetical design specification for an integrated communication-control system within an embryo. It would require short-range (subcellular) and long-range (pan-embryonic) abilities, it would have to be flexible and, at the same time, robust enough to operate in a dynamically changing environment without information being lost or misinterpreted. Although many signalling elements appear, disappear and sometimes reappear during development, it is becoming clear that embryos also depend on a ubiquitous, persistent and highly versatile signalling system that is based around a single messenger, Ca2+.

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