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Mammalian Embryonic Development

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Describes the genetic components of mammalian embryonic development, the stages of fertilization, and early division events. Explains the role that Hox genes play in limb development and transcriptional expression.


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Michael J. F. Barresi, Scott F. Gilbert Developmental Biology
Publisher: Unknown ISBN: 9781605358222 Edition: Unknown

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