Cse1l is critical for cell survival, craniofacial and cardiac development

pubmed: wnt1 2025-12-15

Summary:

Human congenital anomalies account for twice the mortality of childhood cancer. Despite advancements in genome sequencing and transgenic mouse models that have aided in understanding their pathogenesis, significant gaps remain. Through a forward genetics approach, we previously discovered the hypo-morphic anteater allele of Cse1l which displayed variable craniofacial phenotypes. To circumvent the variability seen in this model, we generated a conditional allele of Cse1l and genetically ablated...

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Paul P R Iyyanar, Rolf W Stottmann

Date tagged:

12/15/2025, 12:28

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12/11/2025, 06:00