Limb development: An international model for vertebrate pattern formation

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Abstract

Limb development is an excellent model for studying how patterns of differentiated cells and tissues are generated in vertebrate embryos. The cell interactions that mediate patterning have been discovered and, more recently, some of the molecules involved in these interactions have been identified. This has provided a direct link to genetics and thus to genes that cause human congenital limb defects.

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Tickle, C. (2000). Limb development: An international model for vertebrate pattern formation. International Journal of Developmental Biology, 44(1), 101–108. https://doi.org/10.1387/ijdb.10761854

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