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Neural Crest Cells and the Community of Plan for Craniofacial Development,el status, provoked especially by the outrageous claim that they participate in skeletogenesis, an embryonic event theretofore reserved exclusively for mesoderm. Much of the 20th century found neural crest cells increasingly viewed as a unique population set apart from other embryonic populations an

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Neural Crest Inducing Signals,esponse in a competent responding tissue. Interactions of the neural plate with paraxial mesoderm or nonneural ectoderm can generate neural crest. Several signaling pathways converge at the border between neural and nonneural ectoderm where the neural crest will form. Among the molecules identified

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Transcriptional Regulation at the Neural Plate Border,ate, this definition implies that the border exists as a distinct boundary, which is not really the case. Like other domains in the early embryo, the NC is not a sharply delimited territory, but rather is an overlapping zone of specification that has characteristics of both epidermis and neural plat

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Neural Crest Cell Plasticity,by neural crest cells in the neuroepithelium during their formation and signals from the tissues that the neural crest cells contact during their migration. Axial identity of hindbrain neural crest is controlled by a combinatorial pattern . gene expression. Cellular interactions that pattern neural

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The Contribution of the Neural Crest to the Vertebrate Body,terest of developmental biologists and is still the subject of ongoing research in a variety of animal models. Here we review a number of data from in vivo cell tracing and in vitro single cell culture experiments, which gained new insights on the mechanisms of cell migration, proliferation and diff

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Cranial Neural Crest and Development of the Head Skeleton,sic signals from adjacent tissues, including endoderm and ectoderm. In this chapter, we focus on how CNC cells positionally interpret these cues to generate such highly specialized structures as the jaw and ear ossicles. We highlight recent genetic studies of craniofacial development in zebrafish th