SOX9 regulates epicardial-derived cell invasion.

SOX9 regulates epicardial-derived cell invasion.

<p><b>(A)</b> Schematic showing epicardial formation from the proepicardial organ. Boxed region indicates area shown in (B–C’). (B–C’) Immunofluorescence shows <i>in vivo</i> SOX9 expression (red) in control (B, B’) and <i>Wt1</i><sup>Cre</sup>;...

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Main Author:	Andrew B. Harvey (21587431) (author)
Other Authors:	Allison M. Trouten (21587434) (author), Renélyn A. Wolters (21587437) (author), Jenna R. Drummond (21587440) (author), Raymond N. Deepe (21587443) (author), Hannah G. Tarolli (21587446) (author), Inara Devji (21587449) (author), Silvia G. Vaena (18199268) (author), Martin J. Romeo (18199271) (author), Robin Muise-Helmericks (6731099) (author), Paula S. Ramos (15244255) (author), Russell A. Norris (9310451) (author), Ge Tao (3953639) (author), Andy Wessels (382418) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Genetics Molecular Biology Developmental Biology Cancer Hematology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified ventricular myocardium associated investigate broader roles gene encoding sry div >< p atrioventricular valve mesenchyme mesenchymal transformation consistent coronary vasculature development cell types essential coronary vascular development derived cell invasion vascular development cell invasion mesenchymal cells cell rna heart development epicardial invasion use single specific deletion progenitor cells mural cells mesothelial lining invasive population insights provide histological observations giving rise cardiac fibroblasts
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