Divergent functions of the evolutionarily conserved, yet seemingly dispensable, Wnt target, sp5

Saurav Mohanty; Arne C. Lekven

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journal article Jan 01, 2025

Divergent functions of the evolutionarily conserved, yet seemingly dispensable, Wnt target, sp5

Saurav Mohanty Arne C. Lekven

Differentiation Vol. 141 pp. 100829 · Elsevier BV

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Divergent functions of the evolutionarily conserved, yet seemingly dispensable, Wnt target, sp5

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