The transformation suppressor gene <i>Reck</i> is required for postaxial patterning in mouse forelimbs
Mako Yamamoto(Kyoto University), Makoto Noda(Chiba Institute of Technology), David B. Alexander(Nagoya City University), Shigeyoshi Itohara(RIKEN Center for Brain Science), Rei Takahashi(Children's Hospital of Los Angeles), Tomoko Matsuzaki(Kyoto University), Eijiro Adachi(Kitasato University), Takeshi Yagi(The University of Osaka), Takashi Nakamura(Jikei University School of Medicine), Yasuhiro Maeda(Kyoto University), Sachiyo Yamaguchi, Hitoshi Kitayama(Fukushima Medical University), Michiko Echizenya(Kyoto University), Y. Morioka(Kyoto University), Haruhiko Akiyama(Hikone Central Hospital)
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