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    Supports→Roux's mosaic determination theory is not refuted by Driesch's cell separation experiments in simpler organisms

    To support regeneration, mosaic determination must not yet have occurred in early development of simpler organisms

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    It might seem that Roux would have had to acknowledge the superiority of Driesch’s approach, since Driesch had actually separated the cells. But no. Instead Roux countered with an additional hypothesis. The nucleus retains the capacity to adapt, especially in simpler organisms. They need the capacity to regenerate when injured, and therefore the mosaic determination simply has not occurred yet. Each cell retains a “reserve idioplasm”, he argued, and this provides the necessary backup determinati

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