Yasuhiko Kawakami

University of Minnesota

United States

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Katherine Chen

University of Minnesota Twin Cities

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Yasushi Nakagawa

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Micah Gearhart

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University of Minnesota

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Genetic knockout suggests Isl1 enhancer redundancy in mouse hindlimb development

Zebrafish sall1a and sall4 contribute to body elongation

METTL14 regulates chondrogenesis through the GDF5–RUNX–extracellular matrix gene axis during limb development

The HH-GLI2-CKS1B network regulates the proliferation-to-maturation transition of cardiomyocytes

Sall genes regulate hindlimb initiation in mouse embryos

Sall4 regulates posterior trunk mesoderm development by promoting mesodermal gene expression and repressing neural genes in the mesoderm

Sall4 restricts glycolytic metabolism in limb buds through transcriptional regulation of glycolytic enzyme genes

Aberrant Nuclear Translocation of E2F1 and Its Association in Cushing’s Disease

Normal embryonic development and neonatal digit regeneration in mice overexpressing a stem cell factor, Sall4

Two Distinctive POMC Promoters Modify Gene Expression in Cushing Disease

The FGF-AKT pathway is necessary for cardiomyocyte survival for heart regeneration in zebrafish

A nontoxic fungal natural product modulates fin regeneration in zebrafish larvae upstream of FGF‐WNT developmental signaling

A Rare Case of Recurrent Pituitary Collision Tumors

Development of the Proximal-Anterior Skeletal Elements in the Mouse Hindlimb Is Regulated by a Transcriptional and Signaling Network Controlled by Sall4

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Yasushi Nakagawa

Micah Gearhart

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