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Insights into Digit Evolution from a Fate Map Study of the Forearm

2023-08-29

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The cellular and genetic networks which contribute to the development of the zeugopod, (radius and ulna of the forearm, tibia and fibula of the leg) are not well understood, although these bones are susceptible to loss in congenital human syndromes and to the action of teratogens such as thalidomide. Using a new fate mapping approach in transgenic chickens, we show that there is a small contribution of SHH expres...

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Literature Corpus work: cd101e46-b704-553b-9294-38df92f87617
DOI: 10.1101/2023.08.29.555165

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