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Digit formation during embryonic development of bats and mice
The evolution of a strikingly elongated and webbed FL in bats, which contrasts with a small, free-toed HL, has seen extensive research into bat wing development in an effort to determine the molecular mechanism driving limb development. A recent RNA-seq and ChIP-seq study carried out on M. natalensi...
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Department of Molecular and Cell Biology
2019
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