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Involvement of dachshund and Distal-less in distal pattern formation of the cricket leg during regeneration.

Scientific reports - 11 Feb 2015

Ishimaru Yoshiyasu, Nakamura Taro, Bando Tetsuya, Matsuoka Yuji, Ohuchi Hideyo, Noji Sumihare, Mito Taro

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Cricket nymphs have the remarkable ability to regenerate a functional leg following amputation, indicating that the regenerating blastemal cells contain information for leg morphology. However, the molecular mechanisms that underlie regeneration of leg patterns remain poorly understood. Here, we analyzed phenotypes of the tibia and tarsus (three tarsomeres) obtained by knockdown with regeneration-dependent RNA...

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PMID: 25669615
DOI: 10.1038/srep08387
PMCID: PMC4323655

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