Vertebrate limb development and possible clues to diversity in limb form.

doi:10.1002/jmor.10016

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Vertebrate limb development and possible clues to diversity in limb form.

Journal of morphology - 1 Apr 2002

Tickle Cheryll

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Chick embryos are good models for vertebrate development. The principles that underlie chick wing development have been discovered and there is increasing knowledge about the molecules involved. The importance of identifying molecules is that this provides a direct link to understanding the genetic basis of diversity in form. Chick wing development will be compared with limb development in other vertebrates....

Topics

Animals
Cell Communication
Chick Embryo
Extremities
Forelimb
Genetic Variation
Hindlimb
Wings, Animal

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PMID: 11921034
DOI: 10.1002/jmor.10016

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