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The Spemann organizer, also known as the dorsal blastopore lip, is a small region of tissue in the amphibian embryo that plays a crucial role in determining the body plan. It is named after Hans Spemann, a German embryologist who discovered its importance in the early 20th century.
In amphibian embryos, the Spemann organizer is a small region of tissue that forms at the dorsal lip of the blastopore. When transplanted to a different location in the embryo, it can induce the formation of a second body axis, demonstrating its powerful inductive properties.
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