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Control of Denticle Diversity in the Drosophila Embryo
... Drosophila Stripe is a triple zinc-finger transcription factor that is closely related to mammalian Early Growth Response-1 (EGR-1, also known as Krox24; Frommer et al.; Lee et al., 1995). Although the first ... See full document
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Peak levels of BMP in the Drosophila embryo control target genes by a feed forward mechanism
... (Kang et al., 2003) mechanism, whereby one regulator controls a second regulator and then both bind a common target gene. It has been shown both in prokaryotes (Shen-Orr et al., 2002) and yeasts (Lee et al., 2002) that ... See full document
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Non cell autonomous control of denticle diversity in the Drosophila embryo
... known Drosophila spectraplakin, contains at least four transcriptional start sites and exhibits extensive alternative splicing, producing a highly modular protein with diverse functions (Gregory and Brown, 1998; ... See full document
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Multi step control of muscle diversity by Hox proteins in the Drosophila embryo
... Segment-specific properties of the DA3 muscle Col expression in stage 15 embryos showed that the DA3 muscle forms in the thoracic (T) T2-T3 segments and abdominal (A) A1- A7 segments, but not in the T1 segment and was ... See full document
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Regulation of cytoskeletal organization and junctional remodeling by the atypical cadherin Fat
... actin denticle precursors, adherens junction proteins and microtubules in the epidermis of the late Drosophila ...in denticle organization, are recapitulated by mutations in Expanded, an upstream ... See full document
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Quantitative Analysis of Gene Function in the Drosophila Embryo
... The specific functions of gene products frequently depend on the developmental context in which they are expressed. Thus, studies on gene function will benefit from systems that allow for manipulation of gene expression ... See full document
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Genetic control of dorsoventral patterning and neuroblast specification in the Drosophila Central Nervous System
... The Drosophila embryonic Central Nervous System (CNS) develops from the ventro- lateral region of the embryo, the ...neuroectoderm: Drosophila epidermal growth factor receptor (Egfr), ventral nerve ... See full document
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Genetic control of epidermis differentiation in Drosophila
... The first signs of junction establishment are already observ- able during cellularization and define different membrane do- mains along the baso-apical axis. These early polarisation cues are rapidly reinforced through ... See full document
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crinkled reveals a new role for Wingless signaling in Drosophila denticle formation
... of Drosophila embryos is a well-established system for studying cell fate ...The diversity of denticles is also reduced in wg null mutants, with most resembling the large denticles typical of the fifth row ... See full document
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Regulatory control of signal transduction during morphogenesis in Drosophila
... cell diversity depends on a series of events which occur during embryonic ...of control ligands or "emissors" which will affect neighboring cell ... See full document
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The role of homeotic genes in determining the segmental pattern of chordotonal organs in Drosophila
... Fig. 2. (Right) Sense organs of wild type, bxd and abx embryos stained with antibody 22C10. (A) Wild type larva showing the full complement of sensory neurons on one side of the body. In this and all other figures, ... See full document
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In vitro testing of defense reactions in zygotic and somatic embryos of Abies numidica
... to control, the presence of embryo still exerts decelerating infl uence on mycelium growth in the direction opposite from embryo ( 0 ), as well as on the vertical size of the growth curve ...The ... See full document
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Seeing is believing: the Bicoid protein reveals its path
... the embryo translate a protein at the tip while the majority remains in the inter- ior of the embryo, never reaching the blastoderm nuclei? Secondly, how would an insect egg three times the size of ... See full document
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Localization of Maternal RNAs in the Early Embryo of Drosophila
... A comparison of the spatial distribution of bicoid and Adducin-like transcripts in the maternal effect RNA-localization mutants exuperantia, swallow and staufen indicates different genet[r] ... See full document
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The role of the polarizing zone in the pattern of experimental chondrogenesis in the chick embryo interdigital space
... )"t J De\' BioI 35 63 67 (1991) 63 Shurl CUIII rilil/liull The role of the polarizing zone in the pattern of experimental chondrogenesis in the chick embryo interdigital space DOMINGO MACiAS' and YOLA[.] ... See full document
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Diversity of the Local Varieties from grapevine Tree in the Northwestern of Morocco
... The culture of the grapevine in the north Morocco is practiced in a traditional way. The vegetable material used corresponds to very old varieties or local denominations. There are no introductions or uses of new or ... See full document
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Identification of downstream targets of Mirror, a transcription factor in Drosophila melanogaster
... There are both slow and fast heat shock response genes. The fast heat shock response genes increased their level of expression rapidly within 30 minutes of exposure to an inducing temperature. Strikingly, these genes ... See full document
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Molecular analysis of the determination of developmental fate in the small intestinal epithelium in the chicken embryo
... day embryo and was maintained after this stage up to post-hatch stages except that it disappeared just before hatching ...chicken embryo was previously reported (Ishii et ... See full document
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Differential Effects of Drosophila Mastermind on Asymmetric Cell Fate Specification and Neuroblast Formation
... the Drosophila stein and Posakony 1990; Bhat and Schedl 1994; Bhat embryo provides an important paradigm for investi- et ...the Drosophila embryo, ⵑ30 neuroblast et ... See full document
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Morphogenetic features in the tail region of the rat embryo
... Int J De' BioI 35 191 195 (1991) 191 Morphogenetic features in the tail region of the rat embryo LJILJANA KOSTOVIC KNEZEVIC', SRECKO GAJOVIC and ANTON 5VAJGER Department of Histology and Embryology, F[.] ... See full document
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