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GENES & DEVELOPMENT 20:2769-2772, 2006
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Denoising feedback loops by thresholding—a new role for microRNAs

Stephen M. Cohen ,3, Julius Brennecke ,1 and Alexander Stark ,2

European Molecular Biology Laboratory, 69117 Heidelberg, Germany

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It is almost axiomatic that precision in spatial and temporal control of gene expression is important for organogenesis. Our appreciation of this notion derives in part from studies of the developing sensory nervous system in Drosophila (for review, see Modolell 1997Go). In this issue of Genes & Development, Gao and coworkers (Li et al. 2006Go) add an exciting new twist to this story, showing that post-transcriptional gene regulation by the microRNA miR-9a plays an important role in ensuring the precision of sense organ specification in Drosophila.

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