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Vertebrate Embryo: Limb Development

Lee Niswander

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Abstract Limb development in the vertebrate embryo is an excellent model system for the study of embryonic growth and pattern formation. This process is mediated through a wide range of cellular and molecular signals.

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Abstract Limb development in the vertebrate embryo is an excellent model system for the study of embryonic growth and pattern formation. This process is mediated through a wide range of cellular and molecular signals.

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Abstract Limb development in the vertebrate embryo is an excellent model system for the study of embryonic growth and pattern formation. This process is mediated through a wide range of cellular and molecular signals.

Key concepts: Vertebrate, Limb development, Embryo, Biology, Embryogenesis, Embryonic stem cell, Anatomy, Process (computing)

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