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1 3-ost-7 regulates cardiac function and development in zebrafish2011Text
2 An investigation of WNT function in radial glial neural progenitor cells in the zebrafish hypothalamus2015-08Text
3 Antigenicity of tropoelastin1972-06Text
4 Axon guidance and sorting in the zebrafish retinotectal system2010-08Text
5 The axon guidance molecule netrin is required in the quidance of dendrites and vascular endothelial gells.2007-08Text
6 Biochemical mechanisms of macular carotenoid synthesis and uptake2017Text
7 Cell cycle mediated regulation of retinal development: insights from D-Cyclin knockout mice2010-08Text
8 Cell cycle, fate, stem cells, and the planarian schmidtea mediterranea2009-05Text
9 Cellular and molecular mechanisms of FGF8 signaling in cardiac outflow tract development and remodeling2009-08Text
10 Characterization of adult stem cell migration in the planarian schmidtea mediterranea2011-08Text
11 Describing the roles of myeloid cells in the compartmental degeneration of retinal ganglion cells in the neurodegenerative disease glaucoma2015-12Text
12 Development of bioinformatic tools and epigenetic approaches for the study of schmidtea mediterranea2011-08Text
13 Different whirlin splicing isoforms play unique roles in the inner ear and retina2016-08Text
14 Divergent evolution of animal excretory systems: evidence from molecular and functional studies in planarians2015-05Text
15 The effect of cortisol on bone cell differentiation.1971-08Text
16 Establishing the foundations for genetic analysis in the sexual planarian schmidtea mediterranea2016-08Text
17 Functional analysis of neurogenesis in the zebrafish hypothalamus2015-12Text
18 Functions of early B cell factor in xenopus neuronal and muscle development2010-08Text
19 Gliogenesis in the developing spinal cord.2002-12Text
20 Glutamate receptors in the developing auditory system of chick1999-05Text
21 Gut endoderm is involved in the transfer of left-right asymmetry from the node to the lateral plate mesoderm in the mouse embryo2013-05Text
22 Heparan sulfate proteoglycans regulate signaling, cell polarity and ligand diffusion during zebrafish lateral line development2015Text
23 Heperan sulfate proteogycans regulate signaling, cell polarity and ligand diffusion during zebrafish lateral line development2015-08Text
24 The human anatomy teacher-scholar: meeting the expectations of educational outcomes research, course content innovation, and textbook innovation for educational scholarship2010-04-21Text
25 Incubation with dexamethasone increases sphingomyelin in rat fat cell ghosts1977-08Text
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