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Combinatorial coding of Drosophila muscle shape by Collier and Nautilus.

Developmental biology - 1 Mar 2012

Enriquez Jonathan, de Taffin Mathilde, Crozatier Michèle, Vincent Alain, Dubois Laurence

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The diversity of Drosophila muscles correlates with the expression of combinations of identity transcription factors (iTFs) in muscle progenitors. Here, we address the question of when and how a combinatorial code is translated into muscle specific properties, by studying the roles of the Collier and Nautilus iTFs that are expressed in partly overlapping subsets of muscle progenitors. We show that the three...

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PMID: 22200594
DOI: 10.1016/j.ydbio.2011.12.018

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