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<i>Drosophila</i> Hox genes induce melanised pseudo-tumours when misexpressed in hemocytes

2018-07-06

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Homeotic genes are the key early determinants of cell identity along the anterior-posterior body axis across bilaterians. More recently, however, several late non-homeotic functions of hox genes have emerged in a variety of organogenesis processes, including in mammals. Being crucial factors in determining cell identity and organogenesis, the misregulation of hox genes is likely to be associated with defects in th...

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49304570-517c-5990-82b7-2508b1089cd3
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10.1101/363978
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