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Induction and prepatterning of the zebrafish pectoral fin bud requires axial retinoic acid signaling

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Fig. 1. Pectoral fin field induction requires retinoic acidsignaling during somitogenesis.applied to wild-type embryos depicted in A-J; shaded areaabolished in wild-type animals treated with DEAB from 11hpf onwards
Table 1. The temporal requirement of RA for pectoral fin field induction
Fig. 3. Retinoic acid rescues pectoral fin field induction inthe absence of paraxial mesoderm
Table 2. Transplanted wild-type cells in anterior somites rescue pectoral fin induction in nls
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