نتایج جستجو برای: limb bud

تعداد نتایج: 79354  

Journal: :Development 1996
U Grieshammer G Minowada J M Pisenti U K Abbott G R Martin

In chick embryos homozygous for the limbless mutation, limb bud outgrowth is initiated, but a morphologically distinct apical ridge does not develop and limbs do not form. Here we report the results of an analysis of gene expression in limbless mutant limb buds. Fgf4, Fgf8, Bmp2 and Msx2, genes that are expressed in the apical ridge of normal limb buds, are not expressed in the mutant limb bud ...

Journal: :Mechanisms of Development 2002
Fernanda Bajanca Sólveig Thorsteinsdóttir

Cell-extracellular matrix interactions play crucial roles in limb muscle development but practically nothing is known on what integrins are involved before the differentiation of muscle precursor cells (MPCs) in the limb muscle masses. In this study we determine the expression patterns of integrins during early forelimb muscle development in the mouse. alpha6beta1 integrin is downregulated in t...

2007
Alan W. Everett

Myogenic cells migrate into the limb from the somitic mesoderm, taking up positions in the dorsal and ventral compartments before differentiating into the limb musculature. This process is influenced by the tissues of the limb in a number of ways. Cells of the lateral part of the somitic dermomyotome are induced to express a migratory myogenic phenotype by a diffusible signal originating in the...

Journal: :Development 2007
L A Naiche Virginia E Papaioannou

Tbx4 is a crucial gene in the initiation of hindlimb development and has been reported as a determinant of hindlimb identity and a presumptive direct regulator of Fgf10 in the limb. Using a conditional allele of Tbx4, we have ablated Tbx4 function before and after limb initiation. Ablation of Tbx4 before expression in the hindlimb field confirms its requirement for limb bud outgrowth. However, ...

Journal: :The Journal of Cell Biology 1995
T Ochiya H Sakamoto M Tsukamoto T Sugimura M Terada

The initiation of limb development depends on the site specific proliferation of the mesenchyme by the signals from the apical ectodermal ridge (AER) in embryonic mouse. We have previously reported that the local expression of Hst-1/Fgf-4 transcripts in AER of the mouse limb bud is developmentally regulated, expressed at 11 and 12 days post coitus (p.c.) embryo. In an effort to further understa...

Journal: :iranian journal of medical sciences 0
s. bahmanpour department of anatomy, school of medicine, shiraz university of medical sci-ences, shiraz, iran. d.f. paulsen department of anatomy and neurobiology, morehouse school of medicine, atlanta, ga, usa.

background: cyclosporine a (csa) is a powerful immunosuppressive agent, which is used for the prevention of allograft rejection and for the treatment of autoimmune diseases.  many transplant recipients must take this medicine for the rest of their lives.  females in reproductive age group on prolonged csa therapy have legitimate concerns about drug effects on pregnancy.   objective: to explore ...

2011
Zi-Qiang Zhou Chia-Yi Shung Sara Ota Haruhiko Akiyama Douglas R. Keene Peter J. Hurlin

BACKGROUND During limb development, chondrocytes and osteoblasts emerge from condensations of limb bud mesenchyme. These cells then proliferate and differentiate in separate but adjacent compartments and function cooperatively to promote bone growth through the process of endochondral ossification. While many aspects of limb skeletal formation are understood, little is known about the mechanism...

Journal: :Development 1992
C J Tabin

Limb development has long been a model system for studying vertebrate pattern formation. The advent of molecular biology has allowed the identification of some of the key genes that regulate limb morphogenesis. One important class of such genes are the homeobox-containing, or Hox genes. Understanding of the roles these genes play in development additionally provides insights into the evolution ...

Journal: :Development 1996
Y Kawakami T Ishikawa M Shimabara N Tanda M Enomoto-Iwamoto M Iwamoto T Kuwana A Ueki S Noji T Nohno

To examine the role of BMP signaling during limb pattern formation, we isolated chicken cDNAs encoding type I (BRK-1 and BRK-2) and type II (BRK-3) receptors for bone morphogenetic proteins. BRK-2 and BRK-3, which constitute dual-affinity signaling receptor complexes for BMPs, are co-expressed in condensing precartilaginous cells, while BRK-1 is weakly expressed in the limb mesenchyme. BRK-3 is...

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