Vertebrate Pattern Formation
(Englisch)

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• Presents the latest release in the Current Topics in Developmental Biology series
• Updated release includes the latest information on the Vertebrate Pattern Formation

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Volume Editor: Moises Mallo

Moises Mallo is at Gulbenkian Institute of Science (IGC) Lisbon, Portugal

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Edited by one of the best scientists in the field, this series presents the latest updates in the field of developmental biology

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Vertebrate Pattern Formation, Volume 159 in the Current Topics in Developmental Biology series, highlights advances in the field, with this volume presenting interesting chapters on timely topics, including Hox genes patterning the vertebrate body, Endodermal patterning, The use of organoids/gastruloids to understand development, Cell shape and movements controlling development, Neural crest and placodes in vertebrate development, Patterning of the neural tube, Non-canonical Wnt signaling in axial extension, The control of transitions along the main body axis, Emergence of a left-right symmetric body plan in vertebrate embryos, Formation of the vascular system, Generation of patterns in the paraxial mesoderm, and more.

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11. Hox genes patterining the vertebrate body
Deneen Wellik
2. Endodermal patterning
Kat Hadjantonakis
3. The use of organoids/gastruloids to understand development
David Turner
4. Cell shape and movements controlling development
Mauricio Rocha and Caren Norden
5. Neural crest and placodes in vertebrate development
Marianne E. Bronner and Brittany Edens
6. Patterning of the neural tube
James Briscoe
7. Non cannonical Wnt signaling in axial extension
Val Wilson and Alessandra Livigni
8. The control of transitions along the main body axis
Moises Mallo
9. Emergence of a left-right symmetric body plan in vertebrate embryos
Sundar Naganathan
10. Formation of the vascular system
Anne Eichmann
11. Generation of patterns in the paraxial mesoderm
Andy Oates
12. How chromatin architecture controls developmantal patterns
Leonardo Beccari