Skeletal myogenesis in the mouse esophagus does not occur through transdifferentiation
M Rishniw, HB Xin, KY Deng, MI Kotlikoff - Genesis, 2003 - Wiley Online Library
M Rishniw, HB Xin, KY Deng, MI Kotlikoff
Genesis, 2003•Wiley Online LibraryTo determine the developmental history of murine esophageal skeletal muscle, smooth
muscle cells were fate mapped by lineage‐specific recombination and phenotypically
marked by eGFP. Examination of embryonic and postnatal tissues revealed that esophageal
skeletal muscle does not arise from transdifferentiation of committed smooth muscle cells.
genesis 36: 81–82, 2003.© 2003 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.
muscle cells were fate mapped by lineage‐specific recombination and phenotypically
marked by eGFP. Examination of embryonic and postnatal tissues revealed that esophageal
skeletal muscle does not arise from transdifferentiation of committed smooth muscle cells.
genesis 36: 81–82, 2003.© 2003 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.
Abstract
Summary: To determine the developmental history of murine esophageal skeletal muscle, smooth muscle cells were fate mapped by lineage‐specific recombination and phenotypically marked by eGFP. Examination of embryonic and postnatal tissues revealed that esophageal skeletal muscle does not arise from transdifferentiation of committed smooth muscle cells. genesis 36:81–82, 2003. © 2003 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.
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