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Analysis of mouse kreisler mutants reveals new roles of hindbrain-derived signals in the establishment of the otic neurogenic domain.

Developmental biology - 1 Oct 2008

Vázquez-Echeverría Citlali, Dominguez-Frutos Elena, Charnay Patrick, Schimmang Thomas, Pujades Cristina

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The inner ear, the sensory organ responsible for hearing and balance, contains specialized sensory and non-sensory epithelia arranged in a highly complex three-dimensional structure. To achieve this complexity, a tight coordination between morphogenesis and cell fate specification is essential during otic development. Tissues surrounding the otic primordium, and more particularly the adjacent segmented hindbrain,...

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PMID: 18703040
DOI: 10.1016/j.ydbio.2008.07.025

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