Evolution of Shh endoderm enhancers during morphological transition from ventral lungs to dorsal gas bladder
Endoderm enhancer MACS1 of Sonic Hedgehog is conserved in animals with lungs. Here, the authors show that mouse without MACS1 has defective laryngeal development, and use phylogenetic analyses to show association of evolutionary lung-gas bladder transition with change of the enhancer.
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Nature Portfolio
2017
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/71e5d84464cd4ab3b8098fe14daeaf8e |
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| Sumario: | Endoderm enhancer MACS1 of Sonic Hedgehog is conserved in animals with lungs. Here, the authors show that mouse without MACS1 has defective laryngeal development, and use phylogenetic analyses to show association of evolutionary lung-gas bladder transition with change of the enhancer. |
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