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Study uncovers new clues about the origin of paired appendages.
Researchers describe their study in an article published in the journal Nature.
The the University of Colorado School of Medicine en subject of debate for more than 100 years.
In his lab, Christian Mosimann uses zebrafish as a model to understand the development from cells to organs.
Mosimann: "We see that the body has a fundamental Nature sity to form bilateral, two-sided structures" The study provides a molecular and genetic puzzle piece to resolve how we came to have limbs.
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