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Ethanol Exposure Perturbs Sea Urchin Development and Disrupts Developmental Timing

2022-07-10

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Ethanol is a known vertebrate teratogen that causes craniofacial defects as a component of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS). Our results show that sea urchin embryos treated with ethanol similarly show broad skeletal patterning defects, potentially analogous to the defects associated with FAS. The sea urchin larval skeleton is a simple patterning system that involves only two cell types: the primary mesenchymal cells...

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331686eb-150f-57e5-b3d3-889a8156322a
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10.1101/2022.07.07.499183
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