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Los trasplantes faciales en

Article DOI: 10.3791/50697-v • 09:08 min • March 26th, 2014
March 26th, 2014 •
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1Biological Sciences in Dental Medicine, Harvard University, 2Biology Department, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 3Whitehead Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 4Biology Department, Virginia Commonwealth University
* These authors contributed equally

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Una técnica para el trasplante "Extreme anterior Dominio" tejido facial entre Xenopus laevis embriones se ha desarrollado. Los tejidos pueden moverse de un fondo de la expresión génica en otro, lo que permite el estudio de las necesidades locales para el desarrollo craneofacial y de señalización interacciones entre las regiones faciales.

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Biología del Desarrollo número 85 el desarrollo craneofacial de la cresta neural la boca fosas nasales el trasplante,
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