Mice defective of <I>Six4</I> and <I>Six5</I>, show abnormal growth and epithelialization of the primary body wall, resulting in omphalocele with no severe defects in abdominal muscle differentiation

Masanori Takahashi; Masaru Tamura; Kiyoshi Kawakami

[1LBA-059] Mice defective of Six4 and Six5, show abnormal growth and epithelialization of the primary body wall, resulting in omphalocele with no severe defects in abdominal muscle differentiation

〇Masanori Takahashi¹, Masaru Tamura², Kiyoshi Kawakami¹ (1.Div. of Biol. Cent. for Mol. Med., Jichi Med. Univ., 2.Tech. Dev. Team. for Mouse Pheno. Analy.,RIKEN BioR.Cent.)

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The 39th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

[1LBA-059] Mice defective of Six4 and Six5, show abnormal growth and epithelialization of the primary body wall, resulting in omphalocele with no severe defects in abdominal muscle differentiation

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