The destruction of the anchor cell in it leads to the failure of the vulva to develop and the precusor cells are absorbed into the epidermis.
The destruction of the anchor cell in it leads to the failure of the vulva to develop and the precusor cells are absorbed into the epidermis. Throughout the course of its development, apoptosis occurs in it exactly 131 times and it possesses both a male and a hermaphroditic sex, which lays the eggs after being inseminated by the male. Specimens of this organism survived the explosion of the Columbia shuttle, and it is attractive to researchers because it is multicellular, eukaryotic, and possesses a nervous system. Often used as a model organism, FTP, identify this small nematode, the first organism to have its genome completely sequenced.
The destruction of the anchor cell in it leads to the failure of the vulva to develop and the precusor cells are absorbed into the epidermis.
Caenorhabditis elegans