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Some morphological and histochemical aspects of nemertean connective tissue

scientific article published in January 1968

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Some morphological and histochemical aspects of nemertean connective tissue (English)

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connective tissue

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Pedersen KJ

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1 January 1968

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Zeitschrift fur Zellforschung und mikroskopische Anatomie (Vienna, Austria : 1948)

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570-595

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Improvements in epoxy resin embedding methods

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The fine structure of the gastric mucosa in the bat

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SOLUBLE EARTHWORM CUTICLE COLLAGEN: A POSSIBLE DIMER OF TROPOCOLLAGEN

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CELL FINE STRUCTURE AND BIOSYNTHESIS OF INTERCELLULAR MACROMOLECULES.

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STAINING THIN SECTIONS WITH LEAD HYDROXIDE WITHOUT CONTAMINATION BY PRECIPITATED LEAD CARBONATE

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THE CELLULAR ORGANIZATION OF CONVOLUTA CONVOLUTA, AN ACOEL TURBELLARIAN: A CYTOLOGICAL, HISTOCHEMICAL AND FINE STRUCTURAL STUDY

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Cytological studies on the planarian neoblast

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Wound healing and collagen formation. I. Sequential changes in components of guinea pig skin wounds observed in the electron microscope

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The fibroblast and wound repair

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Macromolecular evolution of connective tissue

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[The pigments of Lineus ruber (O. F. Müller) (Heteronemerta Lineidae)]

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[Ultrastructure and histochemistry of the subepidermal glands in Lineus ruber and Lineus viridis]

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Isolation of planarian neoblasts and their behaviorin Vitro with some aspects of the mechanism of the formation of regeneration blastema

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