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S M Hauft

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Articles 6
Citations 138
Followers 0
Related Specialties
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
Pediatrics
Top 10 Co-Authors
J I Gordon
E H Birkenmeier
P C Hoppe
D A Sweetser
M W Crossman
H R Muntz
S Harris
G H Schmidt
P S Rotwein
K A Roth
Published In
J Cell Biol
J Biol Chem
Am J Dis Child
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
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Recent Articles
1.
The mouse ileal lipid-binding protein gene: a model for studying axial patterning during gut morphogenesis
Crossman M, Hauft S, Gordon J
J Cell Biol . 1994 Sep; 126(6):1547-64. PMID: 8089185
Normal, chimeric-transgenic, and transgenic mice have been used to study the axial patterns of ileal lipid-binding protein gene (Ilbp) expression during and after completion of gut morphogenesis. Ilbp is initially...
2.
Expression of SV-40 T antigen in the small intestinal epithelium of transgenic mice results in proliferative changes in the crypt and reentry of villus-associated enterocytes into the cell cycle but has no apparent effect on cellular differentiation...
Hauft S, Kim S, Schmidt G, Pease S, Rees S, Harris S, et al.
J Cell Biol . 1992 May; 117(4):825-39. PMID: 1349609
The mouse intestinal epithelium represents a unique mammalian system for examining the relationship between cell division, commitment, and differentiation. Proliferation and differentiation are rapid, perpetual, and spatially well-organized processes that...
3.
Developmental and structural studies of an intracellular lipid binding protein expressed in the ileal epithelium
Sacchettini J, Hauft S, Van Camp S, Cistola D, Gordon J
J Biol Chem . 1990 Nov; 265(31):19199-207. PMID: 1699943
Enterocytes located in the pig distal small intestine (ileum) contain a cytosolic protein that is homologous to two proteins that are also synthesized in these cells: intestinal and "liver" fatty...
4.
A transgenic mouse model that is useful for analyzing cellular and geographic differentiation of the intestine during fetal development
Hauft S, Sweetser D, Rotwein P, Lajara R, Hoppe P, Birkenmeier E, et al.
J Biol Chem . 1989 May; 264(14):8419-29. PMID: 2656678
Regional as well as cell-specific differences in gene expression are established and maintained in the perpetually regenerating intestinal epithelium. We have recently linked regions of the 5'-nontranscribed domain of the...
5.
Transgenic mice containing intestinal fatty acid-binding protein-human growth hormone fusion genes exhibit correct regional and cell-specific expression of the reporter gene in their small intestine
Sweetser D, Hauft S, Hoppe P, Birkenmeier E, Gordon J
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A . 1988 Dec; 85(24):9611-5. PMID: 3200846
The rat intestinal fatty acid binding protein (I-FABP) gene exhibits cell-specific as well as regional differences in its expression within the continuously regenerating small intestinal epithelium. To investigate the underlying...
6.
Tracheal stenosis in the sick premature infant. Clinical and radiologic features
Hauft S, Perlman J, Siegel M, Muntz H
Am J Dis Child . 1988 Feb; 142(2):206-9. PMID: 3341325
Six premature infants with congenital tracheal stenosis underwent diagnostic evaluation. Clinical features and chest roentgenograms were nonspecific; difficulty with intubation was the most common clinical finding and persistent lobar collapse...