Timed collinear activation of Hox genes during gastrulation controls the avian forelimb position

Abstract
Summary Limb position along the body is highly consistent within one species but very variable among vertebrates. Despite major advances in our understanding of limb patterning in three dimensions, how limbs reproducibly form along the anteroposterior axis remains largely unknown. Hox genes have long been suspected to control limb position, however supporting evidences are mostly correlative and their role in this process remains unclear. Here...
Paper Details
Title
Timed collinear activation of Hox genes during gastrulation controls the avian forelimb position
Published Date
Jun 20, 2018
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