Vertebrate segmentation: the clock is linked to Notch signalling. (Q52181708)

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Vertebrate segmentation: the clock is linked to Notch signalling. (English)

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Jiang YJ

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Smithers L

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Lewis J

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English

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1 December 1998

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Current Biology

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8

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R868-71

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24

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A clock and wavefront model for control of the number of repeated structures during animal morphogenesis

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9843676

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