(PDF) Embryonic Origin and Hox Status Determine Progenitor

Embryonic Origin and Hox Status Determine Progenitor Cell Fate During Adult Bone Regeneration

Development (Cambridge) - United Kingdom

doi 10.1242/dev.023788

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Developmental Biology

Molecular Biology

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September 1, 2008

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The Company of Biologists

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