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Which molecules are released from the dorsal blastopore lip in the blastula-stage embryo? a. chordin, noggin, follistatin b. BMP4, BMP7, BMP2 c. sizzled, tolloid, dullard d. smad1, smad4, smurf1

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Chapter51: Animal Development

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Which molecules are released from the dorsal blastopore lip in the blastula-stage embryo?

		a. chordin, noggin, follistatin
		b. BMP4, BMP7, BMP2
		c. sizzled, tolloid, dullard
		d. smad1, smad4, smurf1

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