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Function of transcription factors in the evolution and development of pharyngeal organs

Chen, 2008

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Chen L
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Diversity of body plan has long been a fascinating topic of study. Changes in the Hox genes, especially in the cis-regulatory elements, are believed to contribute to morphological evolution. Hox genes encode a family of transcription factors that play conserved roles in …
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