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The control of melanogenesis in early avian embryos
The developing neural crest in avian embryos presents a unique system for the investigation of cell migration and differentiation. A variety of histological, cellular and molecular techniques have been used in this study to explore and clarify the exact sequence of events occurring during the determ...
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Department of Molecular and Cell Biology
2024
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