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Thyroid hormone‐dependent and independent processes of red blood cell transition from larval to adult type during metamorphosis in Xenopus laevis

Yamaguchi et al., 2022

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3192390113681422447
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Yamaguchi M
Kawaguchi Y
Minami S
Matsuda I
Hirooka A
Yamakawa N
Ikoma A
Ikai W
Kinoshita T
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Development, Growth & Differentiation

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Amphibian metamorphosis results in drastic whole‐body remodeling. Thyroid hormone (TH) drives most of these metamorphic changes. A prominent event during this remodeling is the red blood cell (RBC) transition from larval to adult forms, which exclusively contain larval …
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