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    hAFCs recover ovarian function

    Human amniotic fluid stem cells (hAFCs), injected into the ovaries of sterile mice, have the ability to restore ovarian morphology, indicating the potential of these cells for reproductive regenerative medicine.

    BMC Developmental Biology 2013, 13:34
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    Hox gene evolution

    Jordi Garcia-Fernandez and colleagues review our current knowledge of Hox gene cluster evolution in deuterostomes, and discuss ways to increase our understanding of the evolutionary processes of these transcription factors in future.

    BMC Developmental Biology 2013, 13:26
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    Imaging eye development

    An improved method, using CO2-independent culture medium and agarose embedding, for live imaging of mouse retinal explants allows tracking of interkinetic nuclear migration within individual retinal cells, and analysis of changes in retinal progenitor cell morphology.

    BMC Developmental Biology 2013, 13:24

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