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University of California - Berkeley

<i>Science Signaling</i> Cover Image

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In the study, chick embryos were stained blue and red to identify craniofacial features. High temperatures caused severe craniofacial defects in chicks, dramatically shortening the upper beak compared to normal controls. This photo was featured on the cover of Science Signaling.

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Liu, et al.

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