Academic Press Amphibian Models of Development and Disease Vol 145

Amphibian Models of Development and Disease (Volume 145) provides a deep look into the latest scientific advances within the Current Topics in Developmental Biology series. Written by an international board of experts, this volume serves as a vital resource for researchers and students studying biological sciences. The text covers a wide range of specialized topics, including the biomechanics of amphibian morphogenesis and the transcriptional regulation of multiciliated cells. Readers can explore specific studies on Xenopus neural crest and its connection to human disease, as well as endoderm organogenesis. By examining the transition from egg to embryo in marsupial frogs and lessons from evo-devo, this book offers a comprehensive view of developmental processes. It is an essential addition to any academic collection focused on biological science and developmental models.