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期刊名:Birth defects research part c-embryo today-reviews

缩写:BIRTH DEFECTS RES C

ISSN:1542-975X

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Robert E Guldberg,Angela S P Lin,Rhima Coleman et al. Robert E Guldberg et al.
Skeletogenesis is an exquisitely orchestrated and dynamic process, culminating in the formation of highly variable and complex mineralized structures that are optimized for their function. While cellular and molecular biology studies have p...
Jan M Ruijter,Alexandre T Soufan,Jaco Hagoort et al. Jan M Ruijter et al.
Molecular imaging, which is the three-dimensional (3D) visualization of gene expression patterns, is indispensable for the study of the function of genes in cardiac development. The instrumentation, as well as the development of specific co...
Jürgen E Schneider,Shoumo Bhattacharya Jürgen E Schneider
Developmental malformations are a major cause of childhood mortality and are typically characterized by lesions that allow survival of the embryo through gestation. The genetics of developmental malformations are powerfully studied by using...
Paul M Kulesa Paul M Kulesa
The study of embryonic events using different animal model systems is crucial for gaining insights into human development and birth defects. Biological imaging plays a major role in this effort by providing a spatiotemporal framework to lin...
Jay R Hove Jay R Hove
Flow-structure interactions are ubiquitous in nature, and are important factors in the proper development of form and function in living organisms. In order to uncover the mechanisms by which flow-structure interactions affect vertebrate de...
Michael B Filla,András Czirók,Evan A Zamir et al. Michael B Filla et al.
Vertebrate axis patterning depends on cell and extracellular matrix (ECM) repositioning and proper cell-ECM interactions. However, there are few in vivo data addressing how large-scale tissue deformations are coordinated with the motion of ...
Isabelle Miletich,Paul T Sharpe Isabelle Miletich
The cranial neural crest cells, which are specialized cells of neural origin, are central to the process of mammalian tooth development. They are the only source of mesenchyme able to sustain tooth development, and give rise not only to mos...
David E Clouthier,Thomas F Schilling David E Clouthier
Morphogenesis of the face and neck is driven by an intricate relay of signaling molecules and transcription factors organized into hierarchical pathways. The coordinated action of these pathways regulates the development of neural crest cel...
Peter G Farlie,Sonja J McKeown,Donald F Newgreen Peter G Farlie
The highly migratory, mesenchymal neural crest cell population was discovered over 100 years ago. Proposals of these cells' origin within the neuroepithelium, and of the tissues they gave rise to, initiated decades-long heated debates, sinc...
Maya Sieber-Blum,Milos Grim Maya Sieber-Blum
This review focuses on the recent identification of two novel neural crest-derived cells in the adult mammalian hair follicle, pluripotent stem cells, and Merkel cells. Wnt1-cre/R26R compound transgenic mice, which in the periphery express ...