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tbx5 and tbx15 mediate zebrafish posterior lateral line migration and development via a negative feedback loop

2018-10-24

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<h4>Summary</h4> The zebrafish posterior lateral line (pLL) is a mechanosensory organ enabling detection of movement in the aqueous environment. Evidence suggests that two T-box transcription factors, tbx5 and tbx15 , participate in pLL migration and development. Lateral line migration and deposition defects are observed following tbx5 or tbx15 morpholino knockdown. Additional studies demonstrate that the tb...

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919749c6-7905-5fa7-99a1-49d1738dbf6b
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10.1101/452797
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