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lect1 - leukocyte cell derived chemotaxin 1

Danio rerio

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Sachdev, S.W. et al.

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The expression profile of chm1 was determined during zebrafish embryonic development and compared to that of type II collagen (col2a1) [1].
Maternal chm1 transcripts were detected before midblastula transition and zygotic expression of chm1 was first observed in the notochord at the 10-somite stage [1].
To further understand the process of chondrogenesis and the function of ChM-I, we have cloned the zebrafish cDNA for chondromodulin-1 (chm1) and have mapped the chm1 gene locus [1].

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Sequence analysis of zebrafish chondromodulin-1 and expression profile in the notochord and chondrogenic regions during cartilage morphogenesis. Sachdev, S.W., Dietz, U.H., Oshima, Y., Lang, M.R., Knapik, E.W., Hiraki, Y., Shukunami, C. Mech. Dev. (2001) [Pubmed]

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