Glycolytic flux-signaling controls mouse embryo mesoderm development

  1. Hidenobu Miyazawa
  2. Marteinn T Snaebjornsson
  3. Nicole Prior
  4. Eleni Kafkia
  5. Henrik M Hammarén
  6. Nobuko Tsuchida-Straeten
  7. Kiran R Patil
  8. Martin Beck
  9. Alexander Aulehla  Is a corresponding author
  1. European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Germany
  2. German Cancer Research Center, Germany
  3. University of Southampton, United Kingdom
  4. University of Copenhagen, Denmark
  5. University Hospital Heidelberg, Germany
  6. University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
  7. Max Planck Institute of Biophysics, Germany
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  1. Hidenobu Miyazawa
  2. Marteinn T Snaebjornsson
  3. Nicole Prior
  4. Eleni Kafkia
  5. Henrik M Hammarén
  6. Nobuko Tsuchida-Straeten
  7. Kiran R Patil
  8. Martin Beck
  9. Alexander Aulehla
(2022)
Glycolytic flux-signaling controls mouse embryo mesoderm development
eLife 11:e83299.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.83299