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  • 3. Shaping leg muscles in Drosophila: role of ladybird, a conserved regulator of appendicular myogenesis.
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  • 6. Ultrastructure of developing flight muscle in Drosophila. II. Formation of the myotendon junction.
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  • 9. The muscle pattern of the Drosophila abdomen depends on a subdivision of the anterior compartment of each segment.
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