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Autoradiographic studies of tritiated thymidine infused into the blastema of the early regenerate in the adult newt, Triturus

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Published1960
Citations36
References17

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1952 • 620 citations

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1958 • 361 citations

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1959 • 170 citations

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1959 • 59 citations

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1959 • 37 citations

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1959 • 21 citations

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1954 • 18 citations

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