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. 2016 Jan 5;371(1685):20150040. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2015.0040

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Figure 6. — Candidate plasticity genes for epithelial adaptation to the loss of neurogenesis. Genes listed on the grey background are up-regulated at least twofold after the loss of neurogenesis, either in the ectodermal epithelial cells (ECTO, light green) or in the endodermal epithelial cells (ENDO, brown-beige) or in both (ECTO + ENDO). Genes in blue are putative neurogenic while those in red are encoding proteins likely to be involved in neurotransmission. Note the genes also up-regulated twofold in the gland cells of the gastrodermis (green). Scheme courtesy of Szymon Tomczyk.