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Zfp750可以防止口腔粘附,并促进暂时的上皮质融合

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    |February 23, 2026
    PubMed
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    ZNF750突变不是口腔口腔裂 (OFC) 的主要原因. 然而,Zfp750对外皮发育至关重要,对于适当的胚胎融合和分离事件至关重要.

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