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PhD thesisCand.scient. Janny Marie
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cell mass regenerates probably thro
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Figure 1-3: Regional expression of
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The pluripotent stateThe pluripoten
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There are four membrane-bound FGFRs
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Figure S2Figure S2: A subpopulation
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Page 96: AcknowledgementsThe work presented
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