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Additional Pitx2 faint expression is detected over shark tooth development, as also described during mouse molar development, but expression of this gene was not detected during scale development.

Similarities in the topology of gene expression pattern, including Bmp signaling pathway, suggest that mouse molar development is more similar to scale bud development in the catshark.

From our results, it appears that mouse molar development is more comparable to scale than to tooth development in the catshark (Fig.  8).

Overall, our results suggest that the early mesenchymal Msx1-Bmp4 relationships described in mouse molar development are not functional in shark tooth development.

Bmp4 expression pattern in the epithelium of mouse molar development is very well documented in particular in the very restricted zone of the enamel knot within the inner dental epithelium [ 46].

In order to compare our results to published data on mouse molar development, we present two summary tables for gene expression in the mesenchyme (Table  1) and epithelium (Table  2).

We evaluated the effects of different levels of the potent environmental toxicant and teratogen, 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD), on molar development in mice in six inbred strains, all with TCDD responsive Ahr alleles.

The mouse mandibular first molar tooth germ can inhibit second molar development and an inhibitory cascade model in which initiation of posterior molars depends upon a balance between intermolar inhibition and mesenchymal activation to determine sequential molar initiation has been proposed.

Pitx gene expression patterns are very similar in scales and teeth: Pitx3 was not expressed in shark tooth or scale (and is not expressed in mouse molar) while Pitx1 is faintly expressed at the beginning of tooth and scale development in the bud dental epithelium until the LD stage.

In order to examine the role of Lrp4 and Wise in molar development, we analyzed gene expression in anterior or posterior parts of the first molar tooth germ and the anterior parts of second molar tooth germs.

Positive expression is represented by a +, negative expression by a –, and references for expression in mouse molar buds are cited in the table, except when non available (n/a) Summary of gene expression patterns in the epithelial compartment of the catshark scale and tooth buds, in comparison to data published for molar bud development in the mouse.