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Embryonic gene transcription in the spiny mouse ( <i>Acomys cahirinus</i> ): an investigtion into the embryonic genome activation

2018-03-12

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Our understanding of genetic mechanisms driving early embryonic development is primarily based on experiments conducted on mice, however translation of findings can be limited by physiological differences between mice and humans. To address this, we investigated whether the spiny mouse ( Acomys cahirinus ) is a closer model of early human embryonic development due to their more human-like endocrine profile. We th...

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23ad8fdd-3146-59ac-926d-f363290d4804
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10.1101/280412
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