- Early lineage specification of long-lived germline precursors in the colonial ascidian Botryllus schlosseri
[作者:Brown, FD; Tiozzo, S; Roux, MM; Ishizuka, K; Swalla, BJ; De Tomaso, AW,期刊:Development, 页码:3485-3494 , 文章类型: Article,,卷期:2009年136-20]
- In many taxa, germline precursors segregate from somatic lineages during embryonic development and are irreversibly committed to gametogenesis. However, in animals that can propagate asexually, germline precursors can or...
- Patched 1 is a crucial determinant of asymmetry and digit number in the vertebrate limb
[作者:Butterfield, NC; Metzis, V; McGlinn, E; Bruce, SJ; Wainwright, BJ; Wicking, C,期刊:Development, 页码:3515-3524 , 文章类型: Article,,卷期:2009年136-20]
- The vertebrate hedgehog receptor patched 1 (Ptc1) is crucial for negative regulation of the sonic hedgehog (Shh) pathway during anterior-posterior patterning of the limb. We have conditionally inactivated Ptc1 in the mes...
- Necl2 regulates epidermal adhesion and wound repair
[作者:Giangreco, A; Jensen, KB; Takai, Y; Miyoshi, J; Watt, FM,期刊:Development, 页码:3505-3514 , 文章类型: Article,,卷期:2009年136-20]
- Differential expression of cell adhesion molecules regulates stem cell location, self-renewal and lineage selection under steady state conditions and during tissue repair. We show that the intercellular adhesion protein ...
- H19 acts as a trans regulator of the imprinted gene network controlling growth in mice
[作者:Gabory, A; Ripoche, MA; Le Digarcher, A; Watrin, F; Ziyyat, A; Forne, T; Jammes, H; Ainscough, JFX; Surani, MA; Journot, L; Dandolo, L,期刊:Development, 页码:3413-3421 , 文章类型: Article,,卷期:2009年136-20]
- The imprinted H19 gene produces a non-coding RNA of unknown function. Mice lacking H19 show an overgrowth phenotype, due to a cis effect of the H19 locus on the adjacent Igf2 gene. To explore the function of the RNA itse...
- Dendrite branching and self-avoidance are controlled by Turtle, a conserved IgSF protein in Drosophila
[作者:Long, H; Ou, YM; Rao, Y; van Meyel, DJ,期刊:Development, 页码:3475-3484 , 文章类型: Article,,卷期:2009年136-20]
- The dendritic trees of neurons result from specific patterns of growth and branching, and dendrite branches of the same neuron avoid one another to spread over a particular receptive field. Recognition molecules on the s...
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