The generation of monoclonal antibody M1 identifies a myotendinous antigen that may be involved in attaching muscle fibers to tendon fascicles during morphogenesis.
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Antibody M1 identifies a myotendinous antigen in chick embryos; hypothesis-generating for its role in muscle-tendon attachment and requires mammalian validation.
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