“Soft” tissue patterning: Muscles and tendons of the limb take their form
Abstract
The musculoskeletal system grants our bodies a vast range of movements. Because it is mainly composed of easily identifiable components, it serves as an ideal model to study patterning of the specific tissues that make up the organ. Surprisingly, although critical for the function of the musculoskeletal system, understanding of the embryonic processes that regulate muscle and tendon patterning is very limited. The recent identification of...
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Title
“Soft” tissue patterning: Muscles and tendons of the limb take their form
Published Date
Mar 24, 2011
Journal
Volume
240
Issue
5
Pages
1100 - 1107
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