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• Developmental Signals - Fox
  ...anscription factor belonging to the evolutionarily conserved forkhead box (FOX) superfamily. [[File:Pharyngeal arch segmentation model - Tbx and Fox.jpg|thumb|Pharyngeal arch segmentation model Tbx1 and Foxi3{{#pmid:31412026
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• Paper - The thirty-first Long Fox memorial lecture - The experimental study of development
  The Thirty-First Long Fox Memorial Lecture: By Prorrssor C. M. Yonaz, D.Sc., Professor Of Zoology In
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• Paper - The Long Fox lecture - The development of the human skull (1910)
  =The Long Fox Lecture - The Development of the Human Skull= ...dward Long Fox.jpg|thumb|150px|alt=Edward Long Fox (1832-1902)|Edward Long Fox (1832-1902)]]
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• Paper - The thirty-first Long Fox memorial lecture - The experimental study of development
  The Thirty-First Long Fox Memorial Lecture: By Prorrssor C. M. Yonaz, D.Sc., Professor Of Zoology In
  292 bytes (41 words) - 16:15, 7 June 2019
• Developmental Signals - Fox
  ...anscription factor belonging to the evolutionarily conserved forkhead box (FOX) superfamily. [[File:Pharyngeal arch segmentation model - Tbx and Fox.jpg|thumb|Pharyngeal arch segmentation model Tbx1 and Foxi3{{#pmid:31412026
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• Book - Umbilicus (1916) 13
  In a case seen by Fox and MacLeod, and cited on page 268, there was a definite the omphalomesenteric duct. Fox and MacLeod's patient was a sailor, sixty-five
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• Molecular Development - Signaling
  * {{FOX}} - Forkhead bOX
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• Book - Umbilicus (1916) 17
  Fox and MacLeod's case. The first case of this character found in the literature is that recorded by Fox
  23 KB (3,735 words) - 11:37, 26 October 2018
• Paper - Rare congenital malformation of hands and feet (1924)
  I am greatly indebted to Dr Edward Fox of Warrington for the skiagraphs,
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• Genital System Development
  ...pate in an autoregulatory feedback loop with Shh, in which {{FOX}}A1 and {{FOX}}A2 positively regulate transcription of {{Shh}} in the urethra, and {{SHH} ...le (and female) urethra is endodermal in origin based on the presence of {{FOX}}A1, KRT 7, uroplakin, and the absence of KRT10 staining. The endoderm of t
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• K12 Animal Development Times
  | Fox
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• Paper - The Long Fox lecture - The development of the human skull (1910)
  =The Long Fox Lecture - The Development of the Human Skull= ...dward Long Fox.jpg|thumb|150px|alt=Edward Long Fox (1832-1902)|Edward Long Fox (1832-1902)]]
  28 KB (4,748 words) - 10:17, 20 August 2020
• Developmental Signals - Tbx
  [[File:Pharyngeal arch segmentation model - Tbx and Fox.jpg|thumb|Pharyngeal arch segmentation model Tbx1 and Foxi3{{#pmid:31412026 ...es expressed in the PA epithelia were downregulated in both {{Tbx}}1 and {{Fox}}i3 null mutant embryos including Notch pathway genes Jag1, Hes1, and Hey1,
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• Paper - An abnormal human foetus (1908)
  ...dissect an interesting seven months' foetus presented to him by Mr. W. B. Fox, of the Harvard Medical School. Deformities of the limbs are quite common i
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• Pharyngeal arches
  [[File:Pharyngeal arch segmentation model - Tbx and Fox.jpg|thumb|Pharyngeal arch segmentation model Tbx1 and Foxi3{{#pmid:31412026 ...es expressed in the PA epithelia were downregulated in both {{Tbx}}1 and {{Fox}}i3 null mutant embryos including Notch pathway genes Jag1, Hes1, and Hey1,
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• Paper - Development and homology of the mammalian cerebellar fissures 2
  ==Fox== ...ewed from above. These differences being recognised, the cerebellum of the fox otherwise resembles that of the dog. The only points to which it seems nece
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• Paper - The development of the thymus in the pig 1 (1915)
  ...he pig may be mentioned Fischelis, Kastschenko, Zotterman, Born, Bell, and Fox, the first thi'ee of whom attribute to the thymus an ectodermal-entodermal Fox ('08) agrees with Kastschenko that the superficial thymus of the pig arises
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• Paper - The fifth aortic arch of mammalian embryos; the nature of the last pharyngeal evagination
  ...sents the fourth pharyngeal pouch with its dorsal and ventral diverticula (Fox, Tandler, Coulter); (2) that the dorsal and ventral parts of the outpocketi Fox ('08) in describing the posterior evagination of a 6.5 mm. pig, gave the lo
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• Book - The Elements of Embryology - Mammalian 2
  ...icated arrangement is usually found. In the typical zonary placenta of the fox and cat (IV. and V.), the maternal tissue is broken up into a complete trab ...II.''' Structure of placenta of a Pig. '''III.''' Of a Cow. '''IV.''' Of a Fox. '''V.''' Of a Cat.
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• Term Link
  {{FOX}}
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• Bat Development
  * There is evidence of fetal and placental infection in flying fox{{#pmid:18198149|PMID18198149}} and animal models.{{#pmid:10684689|PMID10684
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• Paper - Contributions to the embryology of the marsupialia 4-1
  ...escribed is a spherical “gastrula^' (Taf. xvii, figs. 7, 8), composed of fox'ty-two cells with an open "blastopore^' at the vegetative pole, a smaller o
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• Thymus Development
  ...l Signals - Fibroblast Growth Factor|FGF]] | [[Developmental Signals - Fox|Fox]] | [[Developmental Signals - Pax|Pax]]
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