Sasai Y , Lu B , Steinbeisser H , Geissert D , Gont LK , De Robertis EM .

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	Figure 1 chordin Is Expressed in Regions with Head, Trunk, and Tail Organizer Activity
	Figure 2 chordin, but Not noggin, Expression Is Activated by gsc and Xnot2 Homeobox-Containing mRNAs
	Figure 3 chordin Induction by Activin Requires De Novo Protein Synthesis
	Figure 4 Xenopus chordin Encodes a Putative Secreted Protein
	Figure 5 chordin mRNA Induces Secondary Axes
	Figure 6 Dose-Dependent Axial Rescue by chordin mRNA

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