1 ing congenital and acquired disorders of the genitourinary system.

2  essential for the normal development of the genitourinary system.

3 d subsequently in the lung, vasculature, and genitourinary system.

4 e in neural crest-derived structures and the genitourinary system.

5 of gastrointestinal, vascular, pulmonary and genitourinary systems.

6 and a median elapsed time of 15 years in the genitourinary system (35%), head and neck area (32%), ga

7 opy human malformations involving the spine, genitourinary system and distal digestive tract.

8 c role of GATA5 in development of the female genitourinary system and suggest that other GATA factors

9 s approach, we found that development of the genitourinary system and the enteric and autonomic nervo

10  with key roles in normal development of the genitourinary system and tumourigenesis.

11 nd patterning of the limbs, teeth, hair, and genitourinary system are mediated in part by epithelial-

12 largely benign) during 1991, diseases of the genitourinary system during 1991, diseases of the blood

13 ents the first example of how the developing genitourinary system integrates cues from systemically c

14 n of WT1 and AOC1 proteins in the developing genitourinary system of mice and rats.

15                             In contrast, the genitourinary system was unaffected in male GATA5 mutant

16 de is found in highest levels in the gut and genitourinary system where it potently contracts smooth