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Animal and plant stem-cell niches have conserved cellular organization. Both maintain stem cells by short-range signals that originate from organizing centres. The positioning of two different types of plant stem-cell niches is determined by combinatorial codes of plant-specific transcription factors. Combinatorial coding is also important in animal stem cells. Plant behaviour requires flexible developmental strategies. In line with this, stem-cell programming in plants is dynamic, and this is reflected in multiple feedback connections between stem-cell-maintenance factors and -differentiation factors. New approaches are needed for dynamic studies on plant stem cells. Improved imaging techniques and computational modelling are important steps towards this goal. The importance of epigenetic programming for the stem-cell state has been recognized for both animals and plants. The current challenge is to determine whether the epigenetic control mechanisms that are used are similar between animals and plants.
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology – Springer Journals
Published: May 1, 2007
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