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Coordination between body growth and tissue growth: Wolffian duct elongation and somitogenesis proceed in harmony with axial growth

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Fig. 1. Specific labeling of extending Wolffian duct (WD) in early
Fig. 2. Enhanced green fluorescent protein
Fig. 3. The gradient of FGF8 drives  Wolffian duct (WD) elongation. (A) FGF mRNA-positive area shifts posteriorly as the body axis elongates
Fig. 4. Dual coordination between the body axis and Wolffian duct (WD) elongation (macroscopic level) and between motile and static cells within WD (microscopic level)

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