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Notch activation regulates the segregation and differentiation of rhombomere boundary cells in the zebrafish hindbrain

Cheng et al., 2004

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11362275345017894341
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Cheng Y
Amoyel M
Qiu X
Jiang Y
Xu Q
Wilkinson D
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During segmentation of the vertebrate hindbrain, a distinct population of boundary cells forms at the interface between each segment. Little is known regarding mechanisms that regulate the formation or functions of these cells. We have investigated a potential role of …
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