Lens regeneration from the cornea in Xenopus laevis

G. Freeman,

G. Freeman

Whitman Laboratory, University of Chicago, Illinois

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G. Freeman,

G. Freeman

Whitman Laboratory, University of Chicago, Illinois

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First published: October 1963

https://doi.org/10.1002/jez.1401540105

Citations: 119

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