Аpaf1 Figure Q18-1 Appearance of paws in Apaf1+ and Caspg- newbom mice relative to normal newborn mice (Problem 18-6). (From H. Yoshida et al., Col 94:739- 750, 1998. With permission from Elsevier.) Casp9

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