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Wolfgang Driever ()
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Wolfgang Driever: Developmental Biology Unit, University of Freiburg

Nature, 2005, vol. 438, issue 7070, 926-927

Abstract: Vertebrate embryos from fish to mammals seem to use different routes to work out which way is up and which side is front. Yet a novel system involved in defining the dorsal side of fish might be conserved in mammals.

Date: 2005
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