Cellular proliferation in the spinal cord of amblystoma, following transection and replantation of various embryonic-cord segments

被引：6

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Detwiler, SR

Maclean, BL

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JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL ZOOLOGY | 1932年 / 62卷 / 02期

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10.1002/jez.1400620209

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Q95 [动物学];

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071002 ;

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页码：433 / 451

页数：19

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