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Branchial Region
l Orthodontie Française (82)2 2011
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We meet these patients. More than fifty cases are actually treated and followed in our hospital; we have described all of these cases before to choose the most representative in each category. These syndromes are classified in four categories, organ abnormalities of one or many functional matrix, lo...
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PMID: 21624342
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We have investigated the function of Dlx2 and Dlx5 by sustained misexpression in ovo. We find that RCAS-Dlx2- and RCAS-Dlx5-infected avian embryos exhibit very similar patterns of local, stereotypical changes in skeletal development in the upper jaw. The changes include ectopic dermal bone along the...
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PMID: 20883215
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We report a case of complete congenital branchial fistula with an internal opening near the tonsillar fossa. Cysts, fistulas, and sinuses of the second branchial cleft are the most common developmental anomalies arising from the branchial apparatus. In our case, a 43-year-old man presented with a se...
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PMID: 20737362
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Developmental Biology (344)1 2010
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Smad7 is a negative regulator of TGFbeta superfamily signaling. Using a three-component triple transgenic system, expression of the inhibitory Smad7 was induced via doxycycline within the NCC lineages at pre- and post-migratory stages. Consistent with its role in negatively regulating both TGFbeta a...
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PMID: 20457144
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Developmental Biology (343)1-2 2010
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We cloned and analysed prep1.2 in zebrafish. In-situ hybridization experiments show that prep1.2 is maternally and ubiquitously expressed up to early somitogenesis when its expression pattern becomes more restricted to the head and trunk mesenchyme. Experiments of loss of function with prep1.2 morph...
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PMID: 20423710
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In this study the effects of growth hormone (GH) on silver sea bream branchial heat-shock protein 70 (HSP70) expression was investigated using in-vivo and in-vitro experiments. For in-vivo experiments, sea bream were administered recombinant bream GH or the GH secretagogue hexarelin. Pituitary level...
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PMID: 20467854
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Chinese Medical Journal (123)9 2010
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Tbx1 might play an essential role in the development of pharyngeal neural crest cells in zebrafish. Cardiac performance is impaired by Tbx1 knock down in zebrafish....
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PMID: 20529560
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The pharyngeal arches form the face and neck of the developing embryo. The pharyngeal tissue is divided into distinct arches by the formation of clefts and pouches in between the arches. These clefts and pouches form at the juxtaposition between the ectoderm and endoderm and develop into a variety o...
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PMID: 20144910
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There is wide discrepancy between common clinical and radiologic presentations of branchial sinuses arising from the pyriform fossa and the theoretic course of third and fourth branchial arch anomalies. The purpose of this study was to revisit the clinical presentations and imaging f...
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PMID: 20007720
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Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
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We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
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We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
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We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
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PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
Developmental Dynamics (239)3 2010
Abstract
We examined the expression of pbx1 during zebrafish development by in situ hybridization. pbx1 transcripts could be detected in the central nervous system and pharyngeal arches from 24 hpf onwards. In the swim bladder anlage, pbx1 was detected as early as 28 hpf, making it the earliest known marker...
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PMID: 20108353
PDF is available here.
PDF is available here.
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We uncover a straightforward cellular mechanism for circuit building whereby a neuronal type directs the development of its future partners. We show that visceral afferents of the head (that innervate taste buds) provide a scaffold for the establishment of visceral efferents (that innervate salivato...
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PMID: 20133851
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PDF is available here.
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We report two cases of branchial cleft abnormalities investigated using magnetic resonance imaging. BACKGROUND: There appears to be no clear imaging technique that is universally recommended for imaging branchial cleft abnormalities. Options include fistulography, computed tomography, magnetic reson...
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PMID: 19765327
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PDF is available here.
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Our results suggest that the laminin-containing ventral basement membrane, dependent on the activity of the PAR-aPKC complex in the hindbrain neuroepithelium, is both a substrate for migration and a boundary that constrains facial branchiomotor neurons to the appropriate migratory path....
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PMID: 20350296
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PDF is available here.
Toxicological Sciences (113)1 2010
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Biotransformation of inorganic arsenic (iAs) involves methylation catalyzed by arsenic (+ 3 oxidation state) methyltransferase (As3mt) yielding mono-, di-, and trimethylated arsenicals. To investigate the evolution of molecular mechanisms that mediate arsenic biotransformation, a comparative genomic...
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PMID: 19833739
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PDF is available here.
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We describe a case of fetus, spontaneously aborted in the 14th week of gestation with otocephaly complex (agnathia, synotia, microstomia) and associated anencephaly and meningomyelocele....
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PMID: 20964124
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Although they are congenital lesions, second branchial cleft abnormalities usually present in the older paediatric age group or even in adulthood. In the case reported, a simple combined approach ensured completeness of resection....
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PMID: 19566978
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Our aim in this review is to discuss currently known mechanisms associated with three important syndromes of the first and second pharyngeal arches: Treacher Collins syndrome (TCS), Oculo-auriculo-vertebral syndrome (AOVS) and Auriculo-Condylar syndrome (ACS) or question mark ear syndrome. TCS and A...
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PMID: 19610085
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Cell and Tissue Research (336)2 2009
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We discuss our present knowledge with regard to the signaling molecules that regulate specific aspects of arch artery development. We focus first on Hoxa3, because it plays a critical role in the regulation of the differentiation of the third pharyngeal arch. Hoxa3 is expressed by the neural crest c...
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PMID: 19290546
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PDF is available here.
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We found 61 characters that have been affected by developmental truncation. A comparison with the skeletal development of a close relative, the zebrafish Danio rerio, demonstrates that the majority of the absent bones or skeletal structures in Paedocypris are those that appear late in the ossificati...
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PMID: 19107939
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Amphibians that undergo a metamorphosis provide an unparalleled opportunity to investigate how skeletal shape is generated, preserved, and transformed in development. Their pharyngeal arch (PA) cartilages, which support breathing and feeding behaviors, form embryonically from cranial neural crest ce...
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PMID: 19260024
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Journal of Morphology (270)3 2009
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We describe the sequence of the chondrification and ossification of the pharyngeal arches and associated dermal bones from Catostomus commersonii (Catostomidae, Cypriniformes) and make selected comparisons to other similarly described pharyngeal arches. We noted shared spatial trends in arch develop...
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PMID: 19034917
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Journal of Morphology (270)3 2009
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To assess how tooth microstructure and composition might facilitate the pharyngeal mill mechanism of halfbeaks, apatite structure and iron content were determined by scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive X-ray analysis for Hyporhamphus regularis ardelio, Arrhamphus sclerolepis krefftii,...
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PMID: 19107822
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Il Giornale di chirurgia (30)11-12 2009
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We removed a cystic formation that appeared, at histopathologic exam with a multi-stratified coating, surrounded by lymphoid tissue, organized in germinative centres, compatible with branchial cyst structure....
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PMID: 20109379
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Developmental Biology (325)1 2009
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We use morpholino oligonucleotides to deplete the four known zebrafish RARs (raraa, rarab, rarga, and rargb). We show that while all four are required for anterior-posterior patterning of rhombomeres in the hindbrain, there are unique requirements for rarga in the cranial mesoderm for hindbrain patt...
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PMID: 18929555
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Developmental Biology (325)1 2009
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We demonstrate that dlx3b/4b assist in establishing the PPR through the transcriptional regulation of the BMP antagonist cv2. Morpholino-mediated knockdown of Dlx3b/4b results in loss of cv2 expression in the PPR and a transient increase in Bmp4 activity that lasts throughout early somitogenesis. Th...
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PMID: 19007769
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Intraoperative fistulograms are easy to do in the operating room on the day of the scheduled surgery. They are a very useful tool in the management of branchial apparatus abnormalities....
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PMID: 18835647
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We present a case of true branchial fistula with external opening on the lateral side of neck and internal opening near the lower pole of tonsil....
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PMID: 19032893
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We show that single administration of retinoic acid at embryonic day 8.5 causes homeotic transformation of the lower jaw into upper jaw-like structures. This homeosis was preceded by downregulation of Fgf8 and Sprouty expression in the proximal domain of the first pharyngeal arch. Downregulation of...
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PMID: 19046160
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The pharyngeal (branchial) region represents a classic example where the relationship between ontogenesis and phylogenesis has been demonstrated. It is a region where the development of gills during ontogenesis of all chordates has been recapitulated. In the process of evolution the pharyngeal regio...
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PMID: 19112385
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Pediatric Emergency Care (24)11 2008
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Suppurative thyroiditis is a very rare infection in children. A left-sided intrathyroidal abscess should immediately arouse suspicion of a piriform sinus tract. Barium swallows may identify the etiology in some cases. Definitive diagnosis requires a hypopharyngoscopy, with detailed telescopic examin...
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PMID: 18955909
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