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Journal of Experimental Zoology, 1991
AbstractHomeoboxes have previously been documented from various phyla of triploblastic, coelomate and pseudocoelomate, animals. We report here the first homeoboxes from cnidarians, a phylum of diploblastic organisms thought to occupy a near‐basal position in metazoan phylogeny.
B, Schierwater +4 more
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AbstractHomeoboxes have previously been documented from various phyla of triploblastic, coelomate and pseudocoelomate, animals. We report here the first homeoboxes from cnidarians, a phylum of diploblastic organisms thought to occupy a near‐basal position in metazoan phylogeny.
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Gene, 1993
In Drosophila, homeotic mutations lead to the transformation of structures of one body segment into the corresponding structures of another segment. These mutations identify master regulator genes which specify segmental identity along the antero-posterior body axis.
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In Drosophila, homeotic mutations lead to the transformation of structures of one body segment into the corresponding structures of another segment. These mutations identify master regulator genes which specify segmental identity along the antero-posterior body axis.
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Trends in Biochemical Sciences, 1992
The discovery of the homeobox marks the beginning of a new era in developmental biology in which a class of master control genes, which determine the body plan, have been identified. Their mechanism of action can now be studied at the molecular level and their occurrence seems to be much more universal than originally anticipated.
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The discovery of the homeobox marks the beginning of a new era in developmental biology in which a class of master control genes, which determine the body plan, have been identified. Their mechanism of action can now be studied at the molecular level and their occurrence seems to be much more universal than originally anticipated.
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Homeobox genes and the zootype
Nature, 1993This Article does not have an ...
Miller, David, Miles, Annabel
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HOMEOTIC GENES AND THE HOMEOBOX
Annual Review of Genetics, 1986INTRODUCTION ...... 147 PHENOTYPIC EFFECTS OF HOMEOTIC MUTATIONS . .. ....... 149 GENETIC AND MOLECULAR ORGANIZATION ..... 154 The Antennapedia Complex . . 154 The Bithorax Complex . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 THE HOMEOBOX . . .. ...... .
W J, Gehring, Y, Hiromi
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Homeoboxes in plant development
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Gene Structure and Expression, 1998The homeobox is a 180 bp consensus DNA sequence present in a number of genes involved in developmental processes. This review focuses on the structure and function of plant homeobox genes and of the proteins they encode. Plant homeobox genes have been identified in studies using mutants, degenerate oligonucleotides deduced from conserved sequences ...
R L, Chan +3 more
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Genetica, 1994
In the former part of the review the principal available data about Hox genes, their molecular organisation and their expression in vertebrate embryos, with particular emphasis for mammals, are briefly summarized. In the latter part we analysed the expression of four mouse homeobox genes related to two Drosophila genes expressed in the developing head ...
Boncinelli E., Mallamaci A., Lavorgna G.
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In the former part of the review the principal available data about Hox genes, their molecular organisation and their expression in vertebrate embryos, with particular emphasis for mammals, are briefly summarized. In the latter part we analysed the expression of four mouse homeobox genes related to two Drosophila genes expressed in the developing head ...
Boncinelli E., Mallamaci A., Lavorgna G.
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Experimental Cell Research, 1999
Homeobox-containing genes are a family of regulatory genes encoding transcription factors that primarily play a crucial role during development. Several indications suggest their involvement in the control of cell growth and, when dysregulated, in oncogenesis.
CILLO, CLEMENTE +3 more
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Homeobox-containing genes are a family of regulatory genes encoding transcription factors that primarily play a crucial role during development. Several indications suggest their involvement in the control of cell growth and, when dysregulated, in oncogenesis.
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Current Biology, 1991
Recent highlights in vertebrate homeobox gene research include the discovery of new genes with novel expression patterns, observations that peptide growth factors and retinoic acid influence homeobox gene expression, and the generation of mutant phenotypes of embryos homozygous for null mutations. These combined studies reinforce the idea that homeobox
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Recent highlights in vertebrate homeobox gene research include the discovery of new genes with novel expression patterns, observations that peptide growth factors and retinoic acid influence homeobox gene expression, and the generation of mutant phenotypes of embryos homozygous for null mutations. These combined studies reinforce the idea that homeobox
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Current Opinion in Genetics & Development, 1997
To date, not many disorders have been associated with homeobox genes, especially with those belonging to the HOX family. This is particularly surprising, considering the body of evidence accumulated for a role of these genes in the control of mammalian development.
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To date, not many disorders have been associated with homeobox genes, especially with those belonging to the HOX family. This is particularly surprising, considering the body of evidence accumulated for a role of these genes in the control of mammalian development.
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