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Thick and thin fipoint out Turing waves

Mouse genetics and computer simulations demonstrate that digit number and width are controlled by a Turing-type mechanism in which distal Hox genes modulate periodicity.

Andrew D. Economou | Jeremy Ba Green | A. Economou | Jeremy B. A. Green

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