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Robey, E.

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Notch in vertebrates.

Homologs of the Notch receptor and its ligands participate in cell fate decisions during vertebrate development. The past year has seen significant advances in knowledge of the role of Notch in Xenopus neuronal development and T-cell development and in our understanding of the Notch signalling pathway in vertebrates. Connections have also been discovered between alterations in Notch function and human disease.[1]

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Notch in vertebrates. Robey, E. Curr. Opin. Genet. Dev. (1997) [Pubmed]

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