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Fig. 9. A model for A6.3 endomesoderm specification in Ciona. In
A6.3, a combination of Nodal signaling and MAPK signaling maintains an
endomesoderm state. Upon cell division, MAPK is inhibited in A7.6 by Ephrin-Ad
from neighboring animal blastomeres, allowing endogenous Nodal to activate
A7.6 mesoderm genes. In A7.5, Nodal is unable to activate such genes owing to
inhibition by MAPK. The fates of blastomeres are indicated in different colors
(red, mesoderm; yellow, endoderm).