Evolutionary assembly of cooperating cell types in an animal chemical defense system

(Cell 184, 6138–6156.e1–e28; December 9, 2021) In our originally published article, we inadvertently duplicated the text “solvent cells” in Figure 5E. We have since removed the text, and the article has now been corrected online. The authors apologize for any confusion that it has caused. Figure 5ESolvent cell evolution (original)View Large Image Figure ViewerDownload Hi-res image Download (PPT) Evolutionary assembly of cooperating cell types in an animal chemical defense systemBrückner et al.CellDecember 09, 2021In BriefThe rove beetle defense gland is the result of coevolution between two secretory cell types that work together to produce a chemical cocktail, illuminating how cell types evolve cooperative interactions generating organ-level behaviors. Full-Text PDF