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EGL-20/Wnt and MAB-5/Hox Act Sequentially to Inhibit Anterior Migration of Neuroblasts in C. elegans by Josephson, Matthew P, Chai, Yongping, Ou, Guangshuo, Lundquist, Erik A

“…Directed neuroblast and neuronal migration is important in the proper development of nervous systems. In C. elegans the bilateral Q neuroblasts QR (on the…”
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The Predicted RNA-Binding Protein ETR-1/CELF1 Acts in Muscles To Regulate Neuroblast Migration in Caenorhabditis elegans by Ochs, Matthew E, Josephson, Matthew P, Lundquist, Erik A

“…Neuroblast migration is a critical aspect of nervous system development ( , neural crest migration). In an unbiased forward genetic screen, we identified a…”
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Single Myosin Cross-Bridge Orientation in Cardiac Papillary Muscle Detects Lever-Arm Shear Strain in Transduction by Burghardt, Thomas P, Josephson, Matthew P, Ajtai, Katalin

“…Myosin motors transduce ATP free energy into mechanical work. Transduction models allocate specific functions to motor structural domains beginning with ATP…”
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Heterogeneous Histories of Recombination Suppression on Stickleback Sex Chromosomes by Sardell, Jason M, Josephson, Matthew P, Dalziel, Anne C, Peichel, Catherine L, Kirkpatrick, Mark

“…Abstract How consistent are the evolutionary trajectories of sex chromosomes shortly after they form? Insights into the evolution of recombination,…”
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Searching for signatures of sexually antagonistic selection on stickleback sex chromosomes by Dagilis, Andrius J, Sardell, Jason M, Josephson, Matthew P, Su, Yiheng, Kirkpatrick, Mark, Peichel, Catherine L

“…Intralocus sexually antagonistic selection occurs when an allele is beneficial to one sex but detrimental to the other. This form of selection is thought to be…”
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Innovative mark–recapture experiment shows patterns of selection on transcript abundance in the wild by Josephson, Matthew P., Bull, James K.

“…A fundamental aspect of evolutionary biology is natural selection on trait variation. Classically, selection has been estimated primarily on external…”
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Environment and genotype predict the genomic nature of domestication of salmonids as revealed by gene expression by Bull, James K, Stanford, Brenna C M, Bokvist, Jessy K, Josephson, Matthew P, Rogers, Sean M

“…Billions of salmonids are produced annually by artificial reproduction for harvest and conservation. Morphologically, behaviourally and physiologically these…”
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Nonautonomous Roles of MAB-5/Hox and the Secreted Basement Membrane Molecule SPON-1/F-Spondin in Caenorhabditis elegans Neuronal Migration by Josephson, Matthew P, Miltner, Adam M, Lundquist, Erik A

“…Nervous system development and circuit formation requires neurons to migrate from their birthplaces to specific destinations.Migrating neurons detect…”
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The Caenorhabditis elegans NF2/Merlin Molecule NFM-1 Nonautonomously Regulates Neuroblast Migration and Interacts Genetically with the Guidance Cue SLT-1/Slit by Josephson, Matthew P, Aliani, Rana, Norris, Megan L, Ochs, Matthew E, Gujar, Mahekta, Lundquist, Erik A

“…During nervous system development, neurons and their progenitors migrate to their final destinations. In Caenorhabditis elegans, the bilateral Q neuroblasts…”
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Smooth muscle myosin light chain kinase efficiently phosphorylates serine 15 of cardiac myosin regulatory light chain by Josephson, Matthew P., Sikkink, Laura A., Penheiter, Alan R., Burghardt, Thomas P., Ajtai, Katalin

“…► Cardiac myosin regulatory light chain (MYL2) is phosphorylated at S15. ► Smooth muscle myosin light chain kinase (smMLCK) is a ubiquitous kinase. ► It is a…”
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Light Chain Kinase Specificity in Cardiac Myosin by Josephson, Matthew P., Sikkink, Laura A., Penheiter, Alan R., Burghardt, Thomas P., Ajtai, Katalin

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EGL-20/Wnt and MAB-5/Hox Act Sequentially to Inhibit Anterior Migration of Neuroblasts in C. elegans: e0148658 by Josephson, Matthew P, Chai, Yongping, Ou, Guangshuo, Lundquist, Erik A

“…Directed neuroblast and neuronal migration is important in the proper development of nervous systems. In C. elegans the bilateral Q neuroblasts QR (on the…”
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