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Immortalized Hensen's node cells secrete a factor that regulates avian neural crest cell fates in vitro.

Developmental biology - 25 May 1996

Darland T, Leblanc G G

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The derivatives of the neural crest are regionally specified with respect to the anterior-posterior axis of the avian embryo. We have shown previously that young Hensen's node can act in vitro to regulate the expression of certain region-specific phenotypes in trunk neural crest cells. To study potential factors acting on the neural crest, we have generated an immortalized cell line from young Hensen's node. Here...

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PMID: 8654895
DOI: 10.1006/dbio.1996.9994

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