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exma: an X-linked insertional mutation that disrupts forebrain and eye development

Cunningham et al., 2002

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Cunningham D
Xiao Q
Chatterjee A
Sulik K
Juriloff D
Elder F
Harrison W
Schuster G
Overbeek P
Herman G
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Mammalian genome

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Formation of the neural tube plays a primary role in establishing the body plan of the vertebrate embryo. Here we describe the phenotype and physical mapping of a highly penetrant X-linked male-lethal murine mutation, exma (ex encephaly, m icrophthalmia/a …
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