Cell Transplant Study Sheds Light on Animal Origins
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Researchers have successfully transplanted embryonic ‘organizer cells’ between diverse animal species, offering insights into the early evolution of animal body plans. The study, published in *Nature* on June 18, 2026, demonstrates the remarkable ability of these cells to direct embryonic development across the ‘tree of life.’
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