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Type ID unconventional myosin controls left-right asymmetry in Drosophila.

Nature - 6 Apr 2006

Spéder Pauline, Adám Géza, Noselli Stéphane

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Breaking left-right symmetry in Bilateria embryos is a major event in body plan organization that leads to polarized adult morphology, directional organ looping, and heart and brain function. However, the molecular nature of the determinant(s) responsible for the invariant orientation of the left-right axis (situs choice) remains largely unknown. Mutations producing a complete reversal of left-right asymmetry...

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PMID: 16598259
DOI: 10.1038/nature04623

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