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After tracing the expression of two genes important in the development of digits in wings and other limbs, researchers have concluded that the three digits in bird wings correspond to the three digits in dinosaurs' forelimbs.

Therefore, the R26R-EYFP reporter may be the strain of choice for researchers interested in tracing the expression of Cre beyond early development.

This addressed the indispensable need to trace the expression of SID EGYII activity throughout the growth course of P. aeruginosa strain EGYII DSM 101801 in PYB broth (siderophore production medium).

Previous studies have traced the expression of PC3/Tis21 in neural cells, exploiting a phenotypically wild type Tis21 GFP knock-in mouse, where the GFP sequence was fused to the second exon carrying the active domains of PC3/Tis21 [9], [15, [15].

In 2001, Levanon/Groner traced the expression of Runx3 through LacZ staining in the Rehovot-Runx3 KO (Levanon et al, 2001).

Similar arguments to point 1. 3) The ability to trace the expression of the Zen homologue as an indicator of maximal BMP signaling in different backgrounds could be very informative.

See response to point 1. 3) The ability to trace the expression of the Zen homologue as an indicator of maximal BMP signaling in different backgrounds could be very informative.

To trace the expression of the Gsdma gene, the LacZ-poly-A fragment was inserted at the start codon in exon 2. This insertion disrupts the expression of the endogenous Gsdma gene but allows the expression of the LacZ gene controlled by the intact promoter activity of Gsdma.

In addition, we also traced the expression changes of Smad3 and Rif1 during ESC differentiation using monolayer culture and EB formation (Supplementary Figures S1D and S2B).

The development of FSP1-Cre/Rosa26 micenableded MSC lineage tracing through the expression of β-galactosidase.

The classical genetics of this colour polymorphism is well studied, and most colour morphs can be traced to the expression of a limited number of Mendelian genes, usually with full dominance (Lang 1904; Cain et al. 1960; Cook 1967; Murray 1975).