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Reassessing the Role of Hox Genes during Vertebrate Development and Evolution by Mallo, Moisés

“…Since their discovery Hox genes have been at the core of the established models explaining the development and evolution of the vertebrate body plan as well as…”
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Vertebrate Pattern Formation by Mallo, Moises

“…Vertebrate Pattern Formation, Volume 159 in the Current Topics in Developmental Biology series, highlights advances in the field, with this volume presenting…”
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The vertebrate tail: a gene playground for evolution by Mallo, Moisés

“…The tail of all vertebrates, regardless of size and anatomical detail, derive from a post-anal extension of the embryo known as the tail bud. Formation, growth…”
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Shaping Hox gene activity to generate morphological diversity across vertebrate phylogeny by Mallo, Moisés

“…The importance of Hox genes for the development and evolution of the vertebrate axial skeleton and paired appendages has been recognized for already several…”
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The regulation of Hox gene expression during animal development by Mallo, Moisés, Alonso, Claudio R

“…Hox genes encode a family of transcriptional regulators that elicit distinct developmental programmes along the head-to-tail axis of animals. The specific…”
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Revisiting the involvement of signaling gradients in somitogenesis by Mallo, Moisés

“…During embryonic development, formation of individual vertebrae requires that the paraxial mesoderm becomes divided into regular segmental units known as…”
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Of Necks, Trunks and Tails: Axial Skeletal Diversity among Vertebrates by Mallo, Moisés

“…The axial skeleton of all vertebrates is composed of individual units known as vertebrae. Each vertebra has individual anatomical attributes, yet they can be…”
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Tail Bud Progenitor Activity Relies on a Network Comprising Gdf11, Lin28, and Hox13 Genes by Aires, Rita, de Lemos, Luisa, Nóvoa, Ana, Jurberg, Arnon Dias, Mascrez, Bénédicte, Duboule, Denis, Mallo, Moisés

“…During the trunk-to-tail transition, axial progenitors relocate from the epiblast to the tail bud. Here, we show that this process entails a major regulatory…”
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Deconstructing the molecular mechanisms shaping the vertebrate body plan by Aires, Rita, Dias, André, Mallo, Moisés

“…The large display of body shapes and sizes observed among vertebrates ultimately represent variations of a common basic body plan. This likely results from the…”
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Evolving Locomotion with Hoxc9 by Mallo, Moisés

“…Limb innervation is established by opposing Hox-dependent activities. In this issue of Developmental Cell, Jung et al. (2014) show that Hoxc9 restriction of…”
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Regulatory changes associated with the head to trunk developmental transition by Duarte, Patrícia, Brattig Correia, Rion, Nóvoa, Ana, Mallo, Moisés

“…Development of vertebrate embryos is characterized by early formation of the anterior tissues followed by the sequential extension of the axis at their…”
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Epha1 is a cell-surface marker for the neuromesodermal competent population by de Lemos, Luisa, Dias, André, Nóvoa, Ana, Mallo, Moisés

“…The vertebrate body is built during embryonic development by the sequential addition of new tissue as the embryo grows at its caudal end. During this process,…”
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Hoxb6 can interfere with somitogenesis in the posterior embryo through a mechanism independent of its rib-promoting activity by Casaca, Ana, Nóvoa, Ana, Mallo, Moisés

“…Formation of the vertebrate axial skeleton requires coordinated Hox gene activity. Hox group 6 genes are involved in the formation of the thoracic area owing…”
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Assessing Myf5 and Lbx1 contribution to carapace development by reproducing their turtle‐specific signatures in mouse embryos by Tekko, Triin, Lozovska, Anastasiia, Nóvoa, Ana, Mallo, Moisés

“…Background The turtle carapace is an evolutionary novelty resulting from changes in the processes that build ribs and their associated muscles in most tetrapod…”
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Tgfbr1 controls developmental plasticity between the hindlimb and external genitalia by remodeling their regulatory landscape by Lozovska, Anastasiia, Korovesi, Artemis G., Dias, André, Lopes, Alexandre, Fowler, Donald A., Martins, Gabriel G., Nóvoa, Ana, Mallo, Moisés

“…The hindlimb and external genitalia of present-day tetrapods are thought to derive from an ancestral common primordium that evolved to generate a wide…”
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Switching Axial Progenitors from Producing Trunk to Tail Tissues in Vertebrate Embryos by Jurberg, Arnon Dias, Aires, Rita, Varela-Lasheras, Irma, Nóvoa, Ana, Mallo, Moisés

“…The vertebrate body is made by progressive addition of new tissue from progenitors at the posterior embryonic end. Axial extension involves different…”
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Controlling Hox gene expression and activity to build the vertebrate axial skeleton by Casaca, Ana, Santos, Ana Cristina, Mallo, Moisés

“…It has long been known that Hox genes are central players in patterning the vertebrate axial skeleton. Extensive genetic studies in the mouse have revealed…”
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CD5L as a promising biological therapeutic for treating sepsis by Oliveira, Liliana, Silva, M. Carolina, Gomes, Ana P., Santos, Rita F., Cardoso, Marcos S., Nóvoa, Ana, Luche, Hervé, Cavadas, Bruno, Amorim, Irina, Gärtner, Fátima, Malissen, Bernard, Mallo, Moisés, Carmo, Alexandre M.

“…Sepsis results from systemic, dysregulated inflammatory responses to infection, culminating in multiple organ failure. Here, we demonstrate the utility of CD5L…”
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Oct4 Is a Key Regulator of Vertebrate Trunk Length Diversity by Aires, Rita, Jurberg, Arnon D., Leal, Francisca, Nóvoa, Ana, Cohn, Martin J., Mallo, Moisés

“…Vertebrates exhibit a remarkably broad variation in trunk and tail lengths. However, the evolutionary and developmental origins of this diversity remain…”
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A Tgfbr1/Snai1-dependent developmental module at the core of vertebrate axial elongation by Dias, André, Lozovska, Anastasiia, Wymeersch, Filip J, Nóvoa, Ana, Binagui-Casas, Anahi, Sobral, Daniel, Martins, Gabriel G, Wilson, Valerie, Mallo, Moises

“…Formation of the vertebrate postcranial body axis follows two sequential but distinct phases. The first phase generates pre-sacral structures (the so-called…”
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