Mammalian development / 6
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edited by Peter Lonai.
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- xii, 387 pages : illustrations 26 cm.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Organisation of the body plan : cell fate and gene activity during gastrulation of the mouse embryo / Gabriel A. Quinlan and Patrick P.L. Tam -- The role of Brachyury in the axial development and evolution of vertebrates / Bernhard G. Hermann -- Homeobox genes in the developing vertebrate brain / Edoardo Boncinelli ... [et al.] -- Multi-functional role of the Krox-20 regulatory gene : from specification of positional information to cell differentiation / Tania Seitanidou ... [et al.] -- The formation and maturation of skeletal muscle during mammalian development / Margaret Buckingham.;In vitro and in vivo approaches to the molecular analysis of mouse hematopoiesis / Alan Bernstein ... [et al.] -- Molecular control of growth and pattern formation in the developing vertebrate limb / Lee Niswander -- Mammalian limb development : a genetic perspective / Robert Hill and David Townley -- The midbrain-hindbrain junction : a model system for brain regionalization through morphogenetic neuroepithelial interactions / Luis Puelles ... [et al.] -- Control of floor plate identity and function in the embryonic spinal cord / Avihu Klar -- Functional analysis of the FGF system / Peter Lonai -- The family of VEGF tyrosine kinase receptors / Jean-Paul Borg ... [et al.] -- Targeted expression of dominant-negative FGF receptors in transgenic mice : a novel approach to study growth factor function in vivo / Sabine Werner and Kevin G. Peters -- Insights from human diseases--WT1 and PAX-6 as paradigms / Andreas Schedl and Nicholas D. Hastie -- Biochemical and cellular aspects of wound repair / Catherine R. Hoff and Jeffrey M. Davidson -- Gene trapping strategies : screens for developmentally regulated genes and insertional mutagenesis / Jochen Zachgo and Achim Gossler -- Engineering the mouse genome / András Nagy -- Modulation of gene activity in the mouse mediated by CRE, a site-specific DNA recombinase / Brian Sauer and Heiner Westphal.