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Defects in adhesion and migration, but not in proliferation and differentiation, of embryonic stem cells upon replacement of integrin subunit beta1A by beta1D.
Differentiation; research in biological diversity - 1 Oct 2000
Gimond C, Baudoin C, Sonnenberg A
Abstract excerpt
Beta1D is a skeletal muscle-specific splice variant of the beta1 integrin subunit, while beta1A integrin subunit has a wide tissue distribution. We have previously shown that replacement of beta1A by beta1D by homologous recombination (knockin) in all mouse tissues was embryonic lethal. Through two successive rounds of homologous recombination, we have now produced embryonic stem (ES) cells expressing beta1D...
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