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DE genes are considered to be important regulatory factors of lipid synthesis and transport in liver during the laying stage of chicken.
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Series of developmental stages of chicken - ranging from E5 to E20 - were analyzed for prominin-1 expression.
Below, we discuss our results in relation to current understanding of the multiple stages of chicken myogenesis and to previous studies, largely in zebrafish, of Prdm1 function in myogenesis.
Though our study clearly points to a role for Prdm1 in the different stages of chicken myogenesis, our study was limited and much remains to be determined before a complete comparison across evolution can be contemplated.
The early stages of chicken skin patterning involve a number of activatory and inhibitory molecular signals.
Furthermore, the expression patterns of the five miRNAs were analyzed in different developmental stages of chicken ovary and follicles of various sizes.
To investigate the role of autophagy in otic neurogenesis, we studied the expression of autophagy genes in early stages of chicken (Gallus gallus) inner ear development and the consequences of inhibiting the autophagic pathway in organotypic cultures of explanted chicken otic vesicles (OVs).
In the early stage of the chicken embryo (HH20) the hind limb bud and forelimb bud are strongly stained.
The E13 stage of embryonic chicken lens development (E13) was chosen because this represents an early stage of OFZ formation when molecules required for removal of organelles would be expected to be up-regulated in the fiber cell zones.
At the older stage of the chicken-embryo (HH25) there is clear staining in the heart (stronger staining in the ventricle), branchial arches, otic vesicle, liver, forelimb bud and hind limb bud.
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