Scientific Discovery often reflects the art, science, and advocacy for biomedical research. Here the author reflects on selected highlights of discovery that contributed to several aspects of our understanding of craniofacial biology and craniofacial diseases and disorders.
GouldSJ (1986). Geoffroy and the homeobox. In: Progress in Developmental Biology Part A, SlavkinHC, editor. New York, NY: Alan R Liss Inc., pp. 205-218.
3.
HarrisRR (1989). Dental science in a new age: a history of the National Institute of Dental Research. Rockville, MD: Montrose Press, pp. 90-92.
4.
SimmerJPHuCCLauECSartePSlavkinHCFinchamAG (1994). Alternative splicing of the mouse amelogenin primary RNA transcript. Calcif Tissue Int55:302-310.
5.
SlavkinHC, editor (1986a). Progress in Developmental Biology Part A. New York, NY: Alan R Liss, Inc.
6.
SlavkinHC editor (1986b). Progress in Developmental Biology Part B. New York, NY: Alan R Liss, Inc.
7.
SlavkinHC (2012). Birth of a discipline: craniofacial biology. Newton, PA: Aegis Communications.
8.
SneadMLZeichner-DavidMChandraTRobsonKJWooSLSlavkinHC (1983). Construction and identification of mouse amelogenin cDNA clones. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA80:7254-7258.
9.
ThomasL (1984). Late night thoughts. New York, NY: Oxford Press.
