Formation and early morphogenesis of endocardial endothelial precursor cells and the role of endoderm.

Formation and early morphogenesis of endocardial endothelial precursor cells and the role of endoderm.
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心内膜内皮前体细胞的形成和早期形态发生以及内胚层的作用。

DOI:
10.1006/dbio.1996.0096
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1996
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Developmental biology.
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Markwald,RR
Markwald,RR
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Sugi,Y;Markwald,RR

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