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Kelly A Harradine et al. (2002) West Coast Worm Meeting "Analysis of pel-2, a gene required for embryonic pharyngeal differentiation and body morphogenesis"

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    WBPaper00016640

    Kelly A Harradine, & Joel H Rothman (2002). Analysis of pel-2, a gene required for embryonic pharyngeal differentiation and body morphogenesis presented in West Coast Worm Meeting. Unpublished information; cite only with author permission.

    Organogenesis is a complex process requiring the coordinated specification, morphogenesis, and differentiation of disparate cell types. To better understand how metazoan organ development is achieved, we are investigating a gene required for embryonic pharynx development, pel-2 (pharynx and elongation defective). The pel-2 mutant was isolated in a screen designed to identify zygotic genes essential for embryonic development.


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