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Current Opinion in Genetics & Development, 1994
Although induction of neural tissue in vertebrates has been recognized since the experiments of Spemann and Mangold seventy years ago, only recently has the phenomenon been put onto a molecular footing. Three molecules, noggin, follistatin and fibroblast growth factor, have been shown to have neuralizing activity in various assays.
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Although induction of neural tissue in vertebrates has been recognized since the experiments of Spemann and Mangold seventy years ago, only recently has the phenomenon been put onto a molecular footing. Three molecules, noggin, follistatin and fibroblast growth factor, have been shown to have neuralizing activity in various assays.
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Xenbase: Key Features and Resources of the Xenopus Model Organism Knowledgebase
Genetics, 2023Christina James-Zorn +2 more
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Studying Regeneration in Xenopus
2012For most Xenopus embryos, life is very short. The majority of research labs working with this model organism study the processes of early vertebrate patterning and morphogenesis. And quite rightly too, since over the last two decades labs across the world have provided the fate maps, animal cap assays, expression patterns, and functional screens that ...
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Genetic and Genomic Tools for Xenopus Research: The NIH Xenopus Initiative
Developmental Dynamics, 2002Robert L Strausberg +2 more
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Xenbase: A Xenopus Biology and Genomics Resource.
Nucleic Acids Research, 2008Peter D. Vize +2 more
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Tpx2, A Novel Xenopus Map Involved in Spindle Pole Organization
Journal of Cell Biology, 2000Torsten Wittmann +2 more
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