Identification of novel genes regulating the development of the palate
The study identifies 45 novel genes involved in palate development using IMPC knockout mouse embryos and micro-CT data.
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The study identifies 45 novel genes involved in palate development using IMPC knockout mouse embryos and micro-CT data.
Cecilia Arriagada, Evan Lin, Michael J. Schonning, Sophie Astrof
This study identifies fibronectin as a key regulator of cardiac outflow tract elongation by modulating cell behavior in the second heart field.
AnnJosette Ramirez, Christina Vyzas, Huaning Zhao…·Sophie Astrof
The paper identifies a buffering mechanism in aortic arch artery development that compensates for reduced endothelial cell numbers, preventing congenital heart disease.
Brianna E. Alexander, Huaning Zhao, Sophie Astrof
This study investigates SMAD4's role in cardiac neural crest cell survival, differentiation into vascular smooth muscle cells, and contribution to pharyngeal arch development using mouse models.
Sanjeeva Metikala, Michael Warkala, Satish Casie Chetty…·Saulius Sumanas
The paper identifies a novel site of late vasculogenesis in zebrafish embryos that contributes to functional blood vessels after circulation is established.
Michael Warkala, Dongying Chen, Ali Jubran…·Sophie Astrof
This study investigates how cell-ECM interactions, specifically through integrin 5β1 and fibronectin, regulate the morphogenesis of the aortic arch arteries at multiple developmental stages.
Su‐Jung Choi, Yong Heui Jeon, Zhi Yang…·Maha Abdellatif
The paper identifies H2A.Z-dependent and -independent recruitment of metabolic enzymes to chromatin and shows their role in histone modifications in mouse heart cells.