
doi: 10.1242/dev.33.4.845
pmid: 1176878
ABSTRACT Intact hydra treated for 24 h with oligomycin gradually lose their head structures and the distal ends form feet. Grafting experiments show that the distal ends of treated animals induce proximal structures.
Hydra, Animals, Regeneration, Oligomycins
Hydra, Animals, Regeneration, Oligomycins
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