Abstract
Developmental clocks are hypothetical embryonic time-measuring devices — some are run by oscillators, whereas otherdepend on rate-limiting processes. Their existence has been deduced from recent studies of the timing of the midblastula transition, the opening of the Hox cluster during organogenesis, and oligodendrocyte progenitor differentiation; however, the mechanisms underlying their function remain largely unknown.
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