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    American Journal of Medical Genetics: Volume 101, Issue 4

    289-392
    15 July 2001
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Introduction

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Introduction to asymmetry

M. Michael Cohen Jr., 
  • Page: 289
  • First Published: 28 June 2001

Conference Reports

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Asymmetry

Robert J. Gorlin, 
  • Pages: 290-291
  • First Published: 28 June 2001

Conference Report

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Asymmetry: Molecular, biologic, embryopathic, and clinical perspectives

Dr. M. Michael Cohen Jr., 
  • Pages: 292-314
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Classification of left–right patterning defects in zebrafish, mice, and humans

Brent W. Bisgrove,  H. Joseph Yost, 
  • Pages: 315-323
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Role of asymmetric signals in left–right patterning in the mouse

Hiroshi Hamada,  Chikara Meno,  Yukio Saijoh,  Hitoshi Adachi,  Kenta Yashiro,  Rui Sakuma,  Hidetaka Shiratori, 
  • Pages: 324-327
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Organ asymmetries as correlates of other anomalies

Mason Barr Jr., 
  • Pages: 328-333
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Disorganization in mice and humans

Nathaniel H. Robin,  Joseph H. Nadeau, 
  • Pages: 334-338
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Cilia propel the embryo in the right direction

Martina Brueckner, 
  • Pages: 339-344
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Clinical aspects of defects in the determination of laterality

Arthur S. Aylsworth, 
  • Pages: 345-355
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Genetics of human situs abnormalities

Brett Casey, 
  • Pages: 356-358
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Comments on biological asymmetry

John M. Opitz,  Algirdas Utkus, 
  • Pages: 359-369
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Molecular approaches to cerebral laterality: Development and neurodegeneration

Daniel H. Geschwind M.D., Ph.D.,  Bruce L. Miller, 
  • Pages: 370-381
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Evidence for the “midline” hypothesis in associated defects of laterality formation and multiple midline anomalies

Enid Gilbert-Barness,  Diane Debich-Spicer,  M. Michael Cohen Jr.,  John M. Opitz, 
  • Pages: 382-387
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Clinical analysis of families with heart, midline, and laterality defects

Susan H. Morelli,  Luciana Young,  Barbara Reid,  Herbert Ruttenberg,  Michael J. Bamshad, 
  • Pages: 388-392
  • First Published: 28 June 2001