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  • 1. Quantification and localization of expression of the retinoic acid receptor-beta and -gamma mRNA isoforms during neurulation in mouse embryos with or without spina bifida.
    Mao GE, Collins MD.
    Teratology; 2002 Dec; 66(6):331-43. PubMed ID: 12486767
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  • 2. Interaction between the splotch mutation and retinoic acid in mouse neural tube defects in vitro.
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  • 3. Gene-teratogen interaction and its morphological basis in retinoic acid-induced mouse spina bifida.
    Kapron-Brás CM, Trasler DG.
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  • 4. Studies of the effect of retinoic acid on anterior neural tube closure in mice genetically liable to exencephaly.
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  • 8. Topical delivery of 13-cis-retinoic acid by inhalation up-regulates expression of rodent lung but not liver retinoic acid receptors.
    Wang DL, Marko M, Dahl AR, Engelke KS, Placke ME, Imondi AR, Mulshine JL, De Luca LM.
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  • 11. A molecular basis for retinoic acid-induced axial truncation.
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  • 12. Reduction in the frequency of neural tube defects in splotch mice by retinoic acid.
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  • 13. Abnormalities of neural tube formation in pre-spina bifida splotch-delayed mouse embryos.
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  • 18. Prevention of spinal neural tube defects in the curly tail mouse mutant by a specific effect of retinoic acid.
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    Yasuda Y, Konishi H, Kihara T, Tanimura T.
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