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The genes involved in skeletal development

 
  July, 25 2003 3:44
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute researchers are moving closer to understanding how the global pattern of the skeleton of mammals is formed during development. In an exceptionally demanding series of experiments, the researchers knocked out entire sets of two families of genes suspected in playing a central role in establishing the pattern of the skeleton in the mammalian embryo.

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Jim Keeley
keeleyj@hhmi.org
301-215-8858
Howard Hughes Medical Institute


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