This is one given problem on my homework assignment for developmental biology. Thank you for the help!Describe the effects of FGF and RA on each other in limb bud development. Give a specific example of their effects on each other in this capacity. Knowing this, propose a question/hypothesis to investigate the mechanism of how a specific morphogen controls pattern if you know that the morphogen is both necessary and sufficient AND is expressed in the correct spatial/temporal frame.

This is one given problem on my homework assignment for developmental biology. Thank you for the help!Describe the effects of FGF and RA on each other in limb bud development. Give a specific example of their effects on each other in this capacity. Knowing this, propose a question/hypothesis to investigate the mechanism of how a specific morphogen controls pattern if you know that the morphogen is both necessary and sufficient AND is expressed in the correct spatial/temporal frame.

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Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

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Chapter51: Animal Development

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