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Marking the tempo for myogenesis: Pax7 and the regulation of muscle stem cell fate decisions

26 May 2011

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Abstract Introduction Pax proteins in muscle formation Pax7/MRF cross‐regulation and the control of satellite cell fate Transcriptional and non‐transcriptional Pax7 functions in myogenic progenitors Protein interactions, post‐translational modifications and the regulation of Pax7 Extracellular signalling and the control of Pax7 in muscle progenitors Concluding remarks Post‐natal growth and regeneration of...

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PMID: 21615681
DOI: 10.1111/j.1582-4934.2011.01348.x

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