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Ethylnitrosourea-induced thymus-defective mutants identify roles of KIAA1440, TRRAP, and SKIV2L2 in teleost organ development
European Journal of Immunology, 08/17/09
Iwanami N et al. – These results enabled us to identify previously unknown roles of widely expressed genes in medaka organ development. The possible reasons why thymus–defective teleost mutants could be used to identify widely expressed genes and future strategies to increase the likelihood of identifying genes that specifically regulate thymus development are discussed.
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