Diverse signaling cues and attendant proteins work together during organogenesis,
including craniofacial development. Lip and palate formation starts as early as the fourth …

Grainyhead-like (GRHL) factors are essential, highly conserved transcription factors (TFs)
that regulate processes common to both natural cellular behaviours during embryogenesis …

Abstract Grainyhead (Grh)/CP2 transcription factors are highly conserved in multicellular
organisms as key regulators of epithelial differentiation, organ development and skin barrier …

Among the transcription factors that are conserved across phylogeny, the grainyhead family
holds vital roles in driving the epithelial cell fate. In Drosophila, the function of grainyhead …

The grainyhead-like (grhl) transcription factors play crucial roles in craniofacial
development, epithelial morphogenesis, neural tube closure, and dorso-ventral patterning …

Craniofacial development in vertebrates involves the coordinated growth, migration, and
fusion of several facial prominences during embryogenesis, processes governed by strict …

The Drosophila grainyhead (grh) and vertebrate Grainyhead-like (Grhl) transcription factors
are among the most critical genes for epithelial development, maintenance and …

X-ray computed tomography (CT) is an important diagnostic tool in medicine as well as
being an essential research technique for animal imaging and bioscience. The key aim of …

The highly-conserved Grainyhead-like (Grhl) transcription factors are critical regulators of
embryogenesis that regulate cellular survival, proliferation, migration and epithelial integrity …

The highly conserved Grainyhead‐like (Grhl) family of transcription factors, comprising three
members in vertebrates (Grhl1‐3), play critical regulatory roles during embryonic …