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Furthermore, contact between the endocardial and myocardial precursor populations disrupted the epithelial architecture of the myocardial precursors, and thus their medial migration; in embryos depleted of endocardial cells, the myocardial migration defect was partially rescued.

The function of the resulting Tre1 protein was assayed for maternal rescue of germ cell migration by assaying germ cell migration in embryos from a tre1sctt/tre1sctt; P[transgene] mothers that were crossed to tre1sctt/Y males.

Our data are also consistent with previous observations showing abnormal neural crest migration in embryos exposed to electric fields (Borgens and Metcalf, 1994).

To determine a role for gyc76C in salivary gland morphogenesis we analyzed gland invagination and migration in embryos mutant for a null allele of gyc76C, gyc76C, which is thought to lack the guanylyl cylcase domain (Patel et al., 2012).

To assess migration in embryos lacking Fra we examined embryos homozygous for the protein null allele, fra, or heterozygous for fra and the deficiency Df 2R BSC880, which deletes fra.

These studies have defined the pattern of cranial neural crest cell migration in mouse embryos and demonstrated that the frontal bone is of neural crest origin, whereas the parietal bone is of mesoderm origin.

Human cancer cell lines survived, formed tumors and exhibited cell migration in zebrafish embryos.

We propose a novel model of PGC migration in chicken embryos.

We next analyzed angioblast migration in zebrafish embryos carrying a homozygous null mutation in the ela gene (ela br13 ).

Bronner Fraser showed that neutralization of antibodies against the β1-integrin reduces R-CNCC migration in chick embryos.

We have demonstrated that Sdc4 regulates gastrulation, neural tube closure and neural crest-directed migration in Xenopus embryos (Muñoz et al., 2006; Matthews et al., 2008).