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Inhibition of Glycosphingolipid Biosynthesis Does Not Impair Growth or Morphogenesis of the Postimplantation Mouse Embryo by Brigande, John V., Platt, Frances M., Seyfried, Thomas N.

“…: Whole embryo culture (WEC) of organogenesis‐stage mouse embryos was adapted for glycosphingolipid (GSL) metabolic studies to evaluate the hypothesis that de…”
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Ganglioside biosynthesis in mouse embryos: sialyltransferase IV and the asialo pathway by Seyfried, T N, Novikov, A M, Irvine, R A, Brigande, J V

“…The in vitro activity of sialyltransferase IV (SAT-IV), which catalyzes the transfer of sialic acid to the terminal galactose of different…”
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Molecular Genetics of Pattern Formation in the Inner Ear: Do Compartment Boundaries Play a Role? by Brigande, John V., Kiernan, Amy E., Gao, Xiaoying, Iten, Laurie E., Fekete, Donna M.

“…The membranous labyrinth of the inner ear establishes a precise geometrical topology so that it may subserve the functions of hearing and balance. How this…”
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A Fate Map of Chick Otic Cup Closure Reveals Lineage Boundaries in the Dorsal Otocyst by Brigande, John V., Iten, Laurie E., Fekete, Donna M.

“…The vertebrate inner ear is structurally complex, consisting of fluid-filled tubules and sensory organs that subserve the functions of hearing and balance. The…”
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Glycosphingolipid Biosynthesis May Not Be Necessary for Vertebrate Brain Development by BRIGANDE, JOHN V., SEYFRIED, THOMAS N.

“…Glycosphingolipids (GSLs) in general and gangliosides in particular have long been considered essential for CNS growth and development. Recent studies with…”
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Biochemical correlates of epilepsy in the E1 mouse: analysis of glial fibrillary acidic protein and gangliosides by Brigande, J V, Wieraszko, A, Albert, M D, Balkema, G W, Seyfried, T N

“…The E1 (epileptic) mouse is considered a model for complex partial seizures in humans. Seizures in E1 mice begin around 7-8 weeks of age and persist throughout…”
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The development of semicircular canals in the inner ear: role of FGFs in sensory cristae by Chang, Weise, Brigande, John V, Fekete, Donna M, Wu, Doris K

“…In the vertebrate inner ear, the ability to detect angular head movements lies in the three semicircular canals and their sensory tissues, the cristae. The…”
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