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Developing Future Biologists: creating and assessing a portable short course to engage underrepresented undergraduate students in developmental biology

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By Justine M. Pinskey, Eden A. Dulka, Andrea I. Ramos, Martha L. Echevarría-Andino
| biorxiv.org
Developing Future Biologists: creating and assessing a portable short course to engage underrepresented undergraduate students in developmental biology Justine M. Pinskey, Eden A. Dulka, Andrea I. Ramos, Martha L. Echevarría-Andino, David S. Lorberbaum, Brandon S. Carpenter, Jorge Y. Martinez-Marquez, Breane G. Budaitis, Emily M. Holloway, Samhitha Raj, Alana M. Chin, Edu Suarez, Laura A. Buttitta, Deb L. Gumucio, Deneen M. Wellik, Ryan Insolera, Leilani Marty-Santos, Benjamin L.
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Neuropilin-1 promotes Hedgehog signaling through a novel cytoplasmic motif

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By Roman J. Giger, Nicole E. Franks, Alexandra N. McMellen, Justine M. Pinskey
| The Journal of Biological Chemistry Verified
Hedgehog (HH) signaling critically regulates embryonic and postnatal development as well as adult tissue homeostasis, and its perturbation can lead to developmental disorders, birth defects, and cancers. Neuropilins (NRPs), which have well-defined roles in Semaphorin and VEGF signaling, positively regulate HH pathway function, although their mechanism of action in HH signaling remains unclear.
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