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Differential regulation of Ultrabithorax in two germ layers of Drosophila

Bienz et al., 1988

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2739995264998988394
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Bienz M
Saari G
Tremml G
Müller J
Züst B
Lawrence P
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Cell

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Summary The homeotic gene Ulfrabifhorax(Ubx) is expressed in specific parts of Drosophila embryos: in a single metamer in the visceral mesoderm and forming a complex pattern limited to a broad domain in the ectoderm and in the somatic mesoderm. Here we use a …
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