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cdx4  -  caudal type homeo box transcription factor 4

Danio rerio

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Disease relevance of cdx4

  • The differentiation of these GABAergic markers occurs first in the first brain nerves and the cerebral ganglion and then with a several-hour delay in the caudal ganglion [1].
  • In addition, hemorrhage was observed at the caudal side of the eye [2].
  • These results demonstrate that zebrafish caudal fin regeneration is a unique model to investigate molecular mechanism(s) of TCDD toxicity [3].
 

High impact information on cdx4

  • Some ventralized mutants recover and develop into fertile adults, thereby revealing a requirement for chd function for the later processes of fin and caudal skeletal patterning [4].
  • The profiles were obtained from larger-scale sequencing of small RNA libraries prepared from developmentally staged zebrafish, and two adult fibroblast cell lines derived from the caudal fin (ZFL) and the liver epithelium (SJD) [5].
  • Truncate (tc) is an autosomal recessive mutation in mouse that specifically disrupts the development of the caudal notochord [6].
  • PTH2 receptor expression is greatest in the CNS, where it is concentrated in limbic, hypothalamic, and sensory areas, especially hypothalamic periventricular neurons, nerve terminals in the median eminence, superficial layers of the spinal cord dorsal horn, and the caudal part of the sensory trigeminal nucleus [7].
  • Secreted from the anterior boundary of the zebrafish neural plate, Tlc appears to protect the telencephalon from obliteration by a more caudal neural Wnt signal [8].
 

Biological context of cdx4

 

Anatomical context of cdx4

  • Furthermore, the haematopoietic defect in kgg mutants is not rescued by scl overexpression, suggesting that cdx4 and hox genes act to make the posterior mesoderm competent for blood development [9].
  • Inhibiting the caudal-related genes cdx1a and cdx4 in zebrafish embryos caused ectopic expression of genes that are normally expressed in the posterior hindbrain and anterior spinal cord, and ectopic formation of the hindbrain motor and commissure neurons in the posteriormost neural tissue [12].
  • In zebrafish, mutations in cdx4 cause a severe, but not complete, deficit in embryonic blood cells [13].
  • The zebrafish gene valentino is required cell-autonomously in the development of rhombomeres 5 and 6, and valentino mutants lack visible hindbrain segmentation caudal to the r3/4 boundary (Moens, C. B., Yan, Y.-L., Appel, B., Force, A. G., and Kimmel, C. B. (1996) Development 122, 3981-3990) [14].
  • By 24 hours L3 is expressed throughout the midbrain including the region of the presumptive tectum whereas L4 is strongly expressed in the midbrain caudal to the presumptive tectum [15].
 

Associations of cdx4 with chemical compounds

 

Regulatory relationships of cdx4

 

Other interactions of cdx4

  • Furthermore, this method provided direct evidence for a functional role for msxb in caudal fin regeneration [25].
  • Bone patterning is altered in the regenerating zebrafish caudal fin after ectopic expression of sonic hedgehog and bmp2b or exposure to cyclopamine [26].
  • These studies demonstrate that, in zebrafish, spi1 marks a rostral population of LPM cells committed to a myeloid fate anatomically separated from and developmentally independent of erythroid commitment in the caudal LPM [27].
  • Both wt1a and wt1b are expressed in the intermediate mesoderm, with wt1b being restricted to a smaller area lying at the caudal end of the wt1a expression domain [28].
  • We show here that vhnf1 functions in two ways to subdivide the zebrafish caudal hindbrain domain (r4-r7) into individual rhombomeres [29].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of cdx4

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