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FOXF1 Transcription Factor Is Required for Formation of Embryonic Vasculature by Regulating VEGF Signaling in Endothelial Cells by Ren, Xiaomeng, Ustiyan, Vladimir, Pradhan, Arun, Cai, Yuqi, Havrilak, Jamie A, Bolte, Craig S, Shannon, John M, Kalin, Tanya V, Kalinichenko, Vladimir V

“…RATIONALE:Inactivating mutations in the Forkhead Box transcription factor F1 (FOXF1) gene locus are frequently found in patients with alveolar capillary…”
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Characterization of the dynamics and variability of neuronal subtype responses during growth, degrowth, and regeneration of Nematostella vectensis by Havrilak, Jamie A, Al-Shaer, Layla, Baban, Noor, Akinci, Nesli, Layden, Michael J

“…The ability to regenerate body parts is a feature of metazoan organisms and the focus of intense research aiming to understand its basis. A number of…”
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Endothelial cells are not required for specification of respiratory progenitors by Havrilak, Jamie A., Melton, Kristin R., Shannon, John M.

“…Crosstalk between mesenchymal and epithelial cells influences organogenesis in multiple tissues, such as lung, pancreas, liver, and the nervous system. Lung…”
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Characterization of NvLWamide-like neurons reveals stereotypy in Nematostella nerve net development by Havrilak, Jamie A., Faltine-Gonzalez, Dylan, Wen, Yiling, Fodera, Daniella, Simpson, Ayanna C., Magie, Craig R., Layden, Michael J.

“…The organization of cnidarian nerve nets is traditionally described as diffuse with randomly arranged neurites that show minimal reproducibility between…”
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Branching of lung epithelium in vitro occurs in the absence of endothelial cells by Havrilak, Jamie A., Shannon, John M.

“…Background: Early lung morphogenesis is driven by tissue interactions. Signals from the lung mesenchyme drive epithelial morphogenesis, but which individual…”
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Are you Paying Attention? Female Wolf Spiders Increase Dragline Silk Advertisements When Males do not Court by Havrilak, Jamie A, Shimmel, Kristen M, Rypstra, Ann L, Persons, Matthew H, Schneider, J

“…Females of many spider species invest in chemical advertisements to attract males, yet variation in investment relative to the presence or quality of males…”
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