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Distinct function of P63 isoforms during embryonic skeletal development.
Gene - 1 May 2013
Lu Yaojuan, Abbassi Sam, Li Feifei, Ding Ming, Wu Guojun, Gu Junxia, Zheng Qiping
Abstract excerpt
P63 belongs to the P53 family of transcription factors. There are multiple P63 isoforms that play important functions both in cancer and development. The obvious limb defect in p63 null mice and in human skeletal syndromes with P63 mutations suggest its essential role in long bone development. However, how the different P63 isoforms function during long bone development is largely unknown. We have previously...
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