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Visualizing normal and defective bone development in zebrafish embryos using the fluorescent chromophore calcein.

Developmental biology - 15 Oct 2001

Du S J, Frenkel V, Kindschi G, Zohar Y

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Zebrafish have recently become a model of choice among developmental biologists. This unique model enables both modern molecular and genetic studies to be carried out to identify genes involved in a wide variety of developmental processes. The success of the genetic approach depends largely on the application of an easy and effective screening method to identify interesting mutants. In order to develop a method...

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PMID: 11784007
DOI: 10.1006/dbio.2001.0390

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