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Heart induction in wild-type and cardiac mutant axolotls (Ambystoma mexicanum).

The Journal of experimental zoology - 1 Apr 1990

Smith S C, Armstrong J B

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We have re-examined some of the factors affecting the induction of heart-forming mesoderm in the axolotl. The formation of functional, rhythmically contracting myocardial tissue was used as an assay. We have found that heart-forming mesoderm is fully induced and capable of completing its developmental repertoire by the end of neurulation. As has been previously reported, pharyngeal endoderm appears to be the...

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Ambystoma
Ambystoma mexicanum
Animals
Cell Differentiation
Culture Techniques
Embryonic Induction
Endoderm
Heart
Mesoderm
Mutation
RNA

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PMID: 1693393
DOI: 10.1002/jez.1402540108

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