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. 1969 Jul;105(Pt 1):89-101.

The origin of intramural ganglia. II. The trunk neural crest as a source of enteric ganglion cells

A Andrew

PMID: 5803232
PMCID: PMC1232090

The origin of intramural ganglia. II. The trunk neural crest as a source of enteric ganglion cells

A Andrew. J Anat. 1969 Jul.

. 1969 Jul;105(Pt 1):89-101.

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A Andrew

PMID: 5803232
PMCID: PMC1232090

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