Genetic Regulatory Networks in Embryogenesis and Evolution
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- December 1998.
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- The article introduces a series of papers that were originally presented at a workshop titled Genetic Regulatory Network in Embryogenesis and Evaluation. Contents include the following: evolution of cleavage programs in relationship to axial specification and body plan evolution, changes in cell lineage specification elucidate evolutionary relations in spiralia, axial patterning in the leech: developmental mechanisms and evolutionary implications, hox genes in arthropod development and evolution, heterochronic genes in development and evolution, a common theme for LIM homeobox gene function across phylogeny, and mechanisms of specification in ascidian embryos.
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- Document ID: 19990041841.
11-14 Jun. 1997; Woods Hole, MA; United States.
The Biological Bulletin; Volume 195; 361-386. - Terms of Use and Reproduction
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