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The BMP antagonists cerberus-like and noggin do not interact during mouse forebrain development.

The International journal of developmental biology - 1 Apr 2001

Borges A C, Marques S, Belo J A

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Mouse cerberus-like encodes for a secreted factor of the Cerberus/Dan family. This molecule has neural inducing capabilities and can bind to BMP-4 and nodal molecules in the extracellular space. When cerberus-like is inactivated, its function may be compensated for another molecule, since no abno...

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