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Studies on the process of lens induction inXenopus laevis (Daudin)

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Published1959
Citations15
References22

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Normal Table of Xenopus Laevis (Daudin)

2020 • 1,602 citations

Embryonic Development and Induction

1939 • 1,175 citations

BIOCHEMISTRY AND MORPHOGENESIS

1943 • 728 citations

Analysis of development

1955 • 432 citations

Biochemistry and Morphogenesis

1943 • 226 citations

Experimental studies on the development of the eye in amphibia. I. On the origin of the lens. Rana palustris

1904 • 190 citations

Morphologische Beeinflussung von Urodelenektoderm bei xenoplastischer Transplantation

1935 • 84 citations

Embryonic Development and Induction

1938 • 45 citations

The Origin of Competence for Lens Formation in the Amphibia

1936 • 45 citations

Lens competence in Amblystoma punctatum

1951 • 36 citations

Some aspects of embryonic induction.

1951 • 36 citations

Studies on lens induction in Amblystoma punctatum

1955 • 35 citations

Entwicklung und Differenzierung der pr�sumptiven Epidermis und ihres unterlagernden Entomesoderms aus der Neurula vonTriton alpestris als Isolat

1954 • 35 citations

On the eye cup-lens correlation in some South African amphibians

1951 • 31 citations

THE ROLES OF THE OPTIC VESICLE AND OTHER HEAD TISSUES IN LENS INDUCTION

1955 • 27 citations

Lens competence in Rana pipiens

1942 • 22 citations

Inductive Effect of Tissues other than Retina on the Presumptive Lens-Epithelium

1937 • 15 citations

Ricerche sul comportamento dell'abbozzo oculare di Anfibi in condizioni di espianto

1934 • 14 citations

Certain morphological aspects in the development of the crystalline lens in chick embryos.

1956 • 13 citations

The Differentiation of the Crystalline Lens

1953 • 12 citations

[Morphological studies of the effects of heavy water].

1956 • 6 citations

The Factors Responsible for the So-called Free Lens

1949 • 5 citations

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