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Evolution of segmentation: Rolling back the clock
DOI:10.1016/j.cub.2003.08.045.png)
摘要
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Recent work has revealed striking similarities in the genetic mechanisms underpinning somitogenesis in zebrafish and segmentation in the spider. Could this mean that the bilaterian common ancestor was segmented after all?
Keyword:
LUNATIC-FRINGE
GENES
GRASSHOPPER
EXPRESSION
ZEBRAFISH
SOMITE
NOTCH
OSCILLATOR
HOMOLOGS
PATHWAY
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7.5
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