Defective Trophoblast Function in Mice With a Targeted Mutation of Ets2

    May 1998 in “ Genes & Development
    Hideyuki Yamamoto, Margaret L. Flannery, S.V. Kupriyanov, Jonathan Pearce, Scott R. McKercher, Gregory W. Henkel, R. Maki, Zena Werb, Robert G. Oshima
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    TLDR Ets2 gene is crucial for placental development in mice.
    The study investigated the role of the Ets2 gene in mice by creating a targeted mutation. Researchers found that mice with this mutation exhibited defective trophoblast function, which is crucial for placental development. This defect led to embryonic lethality, indicating the essential role of Ets2 in embryogenesis. The findings highlighted the importance of Ets2 in the regulation of genes necessary for trophoblast function and placental development.
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