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beta-catenin signaling can initiate feather bud development by Noramly, S, Freeman, A, Morgan, B A

“…Intercellular signaling by a subset of Wnts is mediated by stabilization of cytoplasmic beta-catenin and its translocation to the nucleus. Immunolocalization…”
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BMPs mediate lateral inhibition at successive stages in feather tract development by Noramly, S, Morgan, B A

“…The spacing of feather buds in a tract is thought to arise from the interaction between an inducing signal from the dermis and an inhibitory signal generated…”
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Stage-specific effects of sonic hedgehog expression in the epidermis by Morgan, B A, Orkin, R W, Noramly, S, Perez, A

“…Sonic hedgehog (Shh) is expressed in the ectoderm of the forming hair follicle and feather bud during normal development. However, inappropriate activation of…”
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Gene expression in the limbless mutant: polarized gene expression in the absence of Shh and an AER by Noramly, S, Pisenti, J, Abbott, U, Morgan, B

“…Limb buds in the limbless chick begin to form normally but fail to form an AER and ultimately degenerate. Wnt7a and LMX-1, which are restricted to the dorsal…”
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Opposing effects on TSC‐22 expression by BMP and receptor tyrosine kinase signals in the developing feather tract by Dohrmann, Cord E., Noramly, Selina, Raftery, Laurel A., Morgan, Bruce A.

“…TSC‐22 (transforming growth factor‐β–stimulated clone 22) belongs to a family of leucine zipper transcription factors that includes sequences from…”
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A gynogenetic screen to isolate naturally occurring recessive mutations in Xenopus tropicalis by Noramly, Selina, Zimmerman, Lyle, Cox, Amanda, Aloise, Renee, Fisher, Marilyn, Grainger, Robert M.

“…In the rapidly developing, diploid amphibian Xenopus tropicalis, genetics can be married to the already powerful tools of the amphibian system to overcome a…”
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Determination of the embryonic inner ear by Noramly, Selina, Grainger, Robert M.

“…Inner ear induction, like induction of other tissues examined in recent years, is likely to be comprised of several stages. The process begins during…”
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