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Keywords: Paired-type homeodomain
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Journal:
Development
Development (1999) 126 (2): 359–369.
Published: 15 January 1999
...Shimian Qu; S. Craig Tucker; Qi Zhao; Benoit deCrombrugghe; Ron Wisdom ABSTRACT Alx4 and Cart1 are closely related members of the family of transcription factors that contain the paired-type homeodomain. In contrast to other types of homeodomains, the paired-type homeodomain has been shown...
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Shimian Qu, S. Craig Tucker, Jason S. Ehrlich, John M. Levorse, Lorraine A. Flaherty, Ron Wisdom, Thomas F. Vogt
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Development
Development (1998) 125 (14): 2711–2721.
Published: 15 July 1998
... chlorambucil-induced deletion allele, lst Alb , that uncovers the lst locus. Integration of the lst genetic and physical maps suggested the mouse Aristaless-like4 ( Alx4 ) gene, which encodes a paired-type homeodomain protein that plays a role in limb patterning, as a strong molecular candidate...
