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8. Ahn, K; Mishina, Y; Hanks, MC; Behringer, RR; Crenshaw, EB
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10. Milan, M; Weihe, U; Tiong, S; Bender, W; Cohen, SM
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11. Lu, HC; Swindell, EC; Sierralta, WD; Eichele, G; Thaller, C
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12. Bulchand, S; Grove, EA; Porter, FD; Tole, S
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13. Ohyama, A; Saito, F; Ohuchi, H; Noji, S
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14. Kraus, P; Fraidenraich, D; Loomis, CA
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    MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT
    
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15. Bueno, D; Abud, H; Skinner, J; Heath, JK
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16. Daluiski, A; Yi, SE; Lyons, KM
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17. Tavares, AT; Izpisua-Belmonte, JC; Rodriguez-Leon, J
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18. Galis, F; van Alphen, JJM; Metz, JAJ
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19. Laubichler, MD; Wagner, GP
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    BIOLOGY & PHILOSOPHY
    
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20. Lewis, PM; Dunn, MP; McMahon, JA; Logan, M; Martin, JF; St-Jacques, B; McMahon, AP
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21. Kawakami, Y; Capdevila, J; Buscher, D; Itoh, T; Esteban, CR; Belmonte, JCI
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22. Hartmann, C; Tabin, CJ
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    CELL
    
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23. Papageorgiou, S
    A physical force may expose Hox genes to express in a morphogenetic density gradient
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24. Schaller, SA; Li, SG; Ngo-Muller, V; Han, MJ; Omi, M; Anderson, R; Muneoka, K
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25. Britto, JA; Chan, JCT; Evans, RD; Hayward, RD; Jones, BM
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26. Schlosser, G
    Using heterochrony plots to detect the dissociated coevolution of characters
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27. Hayes, C; Morriss-Kay, GM
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28. Pearse, RV; Vogan, KJ; Tabin, CJ
    Ptc1 and Ptc2 transcripts provide distinct readouts of hedgehog signaling activity during chick embryogenesis
    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
    
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29. Mitchell, TS; Sheets, MD
    The FGFR pathway is required for the trunk-inducing functions of Spemann'sorganizer
    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
    
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30. Chiang, C; Litingtung, Y; Harris, MP; Simandl, BK; Li, Y; Beachy, PA; Fallon, JF
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31. Briegel, KJ; Joyner, AL
    Identification and characterization of Lbh, a novel conserved nuclear protein expressed during early limb and heart development
    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
    
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32. Pellegrini, M; Pantano, S; Fumi, MP; Lucchini, F; Forabosco, A
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33. Cannata, SM; Bagni, C; Bernardini, S; Christen, B; Filoni, S
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34. Revest, JM; Spencer-Dene, B; Kerr, K; De Moerlooze, L; Rosewell, I; Dickson, C
    Fibroblast growth factor receptor 2-IIIb acts upstream of Shh and Fgf4 andis required for limb bud maintenance but not for the induction of Fgf8, Fgf10, Msx1, or Bmp4
    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
    
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35. Matsuda, H; Yokoyama, H; Endo, T; Tamura, K; Ide, H
    An epidermal signal regulates Lmx-1 expression and dorsal-ventral pattern during Xenopus limb regeneration
    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
    
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36. Akiba, E; Yonei-Tamura, S; Yajima, H; Omi, M; Tanaka, M; Sato-Maeda, M; Tamura, K; Ide, H
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37. Mahapatra, PK; Mohanty-Hejmadi, P; Dutta, SK
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38. Sifakis, S; Basel, D; Ianakiev, P; Kilpatrick, MW; Tsipouras, P
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    CLINICAL GENETICS
    
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39. Tackels-Horne, D; Toburen, A; Sangiorgi, E; Gurrieri, F; de Mollerat, X; Fischetto, R; Causio, F; Clarkson, K; Stevenson, RE; Schwartz, CE
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    CLINICAL GENETICS
    
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40. Minelli, A
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    EVOLUTION & DEVELOPMENT
    
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41. Howard, BA; Gusterson, BA
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42. Moon, AM; Capecchi, MR
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44. Sun, X; Lewandoski, M; Meyers, EN; Liu, YH; Maxson, RE; Martin, GR
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45. Saxton, TM; Ciruna, BG; Holmyard, D; Kulkarni, S; Harpal, K; Rossant, J; Pawson, T
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46. Aitola, M; Carlsson, P; Mahlapuu, M; Enerback, S; Pelto-Huikko, M
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47. Christensen, RN; Tassava, RA
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48. Chambers, D; Medhurst, AD; Walsh, FS; Price, J; Mason, I
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49. Dreyer, SD; Morello, R; German, MS; Zabel, B; Winterpacht, A; Lunstrum, GP; Horton, WA; Oberg, KC; Lee, B
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50. Dudley, AT; Tabin, CJ
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51. Sukegawa, A; Narita, T; Kameda, T; Saitoh, K; Nohno, T; Iba, H; Yasugi, S; Fukuda, K
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52. Zhang, YD; Zhang, ZY; Zhao, X; Yu, XY; Hu, YP; Geronimo, B; Fromm, SH; Chen, YP
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53. De Moerlooze, L; Spencer-Dene, B; Revest, JM; Hajihosseini, M; Rosewell, I; Dickson, C
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54. Baur, ST; Mai, JJ; Dymecki, SM
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    DEVELOPMENT
    
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55. Ghazi, A; Anant, S; VijayRaghavan, K
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    DEVELOPMENT
    
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56. Tavares, AT; Tsukui, T; Belmonte, CI
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    DEVELOPMENT
    
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57. Sanz-Ezquerro, JJ; Tickle, C
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58. Grandel, H; Draper, BW; Schulte-Merker, S
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    DEVELOPMENT
    
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59. Tanaka, M; Cohn, MJ; Ashby, P; Davey, M; Martin, P; Tickle, C
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60. Hartmann, C; Tabin, CJ
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    DEVELOPMENT
    
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61. Charite, J; McFadden, DG; Olson, EN
    The bHLH transcription factor dHAND controls Sonic hedgehog expression andestablishment of the zone of polarizing activity during limb development
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62. Haraguchi, R; Suzuki, K; Murakami, R; Sakai, M; Kamikawa, M; Kengaku, M; Sekine, K; Kawano, H; Kato, S; Ueno, N; Yamada, G
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63. Fernandez-Teran, M; Piedra, ME; Kathiriya, IS; Srivastava, D; Rodriguez-Rey, JC; Ros, MA
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64. Munoz-Sanjuan, I; Fallon, JF; Nathans, J
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65. Isaac, A; Cohn, MJ; Ashby, P; Ataliotis, P; Spicer, DB; Cooker, J; Tickle, C
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66. Chambers, D; Mason, I
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    MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT
    
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67. Piedra, ME; Rivero, FB; Fernandez-Teran, M; Ros, MA
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68. Ueno, M; Kimura, N; Nakashima, K; Saito-Ohara, F; Inazawa, J; Taga, T
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69. Wilmore, HP; Smith, MJ; Wilcox, SA; Bell, KM; Sinclair, AH
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    HUMAN GENETICS
    
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70. Hobert, O; Westphal, H
    Functions of LIM-homeobox genes
    TRENDS IN GENETICS
    
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71. Shubin, NH; Marshall, CR
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    PALEOBIOLOGY
    
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72. Meteyer, CU; Loeffler, IK; Fallon, JF; Converse, KA; Green, E; Helgen, JC; Kersten, S; Levey, R; Eaton-Poole, L; Burkhart, JG
    Hind limb malformations in free-living northern leopard frogs (Rana pipiens) from Maine, Minnesota, and Vermont suggest multiple etiologies
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