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Valeria Nittoli1, Antonio Emidio Fortunato2, Giulia Fasano1

  • 1Biology and Evolution of Marine Organisms, Zoological Station Anton Dohrn, 80121 Naples, Italy.

Gene: X
|June 14, 2019
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Keywords:
AP, antero-posteriorAce, acerebellarCAMP, conserved ancestral microsyntenic pairsCNE, conserved non-coding elementsCRM, cis-regulatory moduleCS, Corpuscle of StanniusCaP, caudal primary motor neuron axonsCe, cerebellumDevelopmentDi, diencephalonElfn1, Extracellular Leucine Rich Repeat And Fibronectin Type III Domain Containing 1Ey, eyeFB, forebrainFGF, fibroblast growth factorFlh, floating headHB, hindbrainHM, hybridization mixHy, hypothalamusMO, morpholinoMical, molecule interacting with CasLNo, notochordOP, olfactory placodeOT, optic tectumPA, pharyngeal archesPSM, presomitic mesodermSC, spinal cordShh, sonic hedgehogSignaling pathwaySo, somitesSyntenyTSGDTSGD, teleost-specific genome duplicationTe, telencephalonTh, thalamusUncxVLP, ventro-lateral-posteriorWIHC, whole-mount immunohistochemistryWISH, whole-mount in situ hybridizationYE, yolk extensionYo, yolkZebrafishcyc, cyclopsfss, fused-somiteshpf, hours post fertilizationptc, patchedsmu, slow-muscle-omittedsyu, sonic-youyot, you-too

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