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Role of the transforming growth factor-beta family in the expression of cranial neural crest-specific phenotypes.

Journal of neurobiology - 1 Apr 1995

Leblanc G G, Holbert T E, Darland T

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Cranial and trunk neural crest cells produce different derivatives in vitro. Cranial neural crest cultures produce large numbers of cells expressing fibronectin (FN) and procollagen I (PCol I) immunoreactivities, two markers expressed by mesenchymal derivatives in vivo. Trunk neural crest cultures produce relatively few FN or PCol I immunoreactive cells, but they produce greater numbers of melanocytes than do...

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PMID: 7602314
DOI: 10.1002/neu.480260404

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