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Tabin Lab

The Tabin Lab studies the molecular basis by which form and structure are regulated during vertebrate development. Their approach combines the use of classical methods of experimental embryology with modern techniques for the study and manipulation of gene expression.

Affiliation: Harvard Medical School
Web site: http://genetics.med.harvard.edu/~tabin/

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Gene initiates joint formation (Focus, February 23, 2001)

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