Monografie
Goosecoid und Calponin : zwei neue Regulatoren des PCP-Signalwegs
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Deutsch
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146 Bl.
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Hohenheim, Univ., Diss., 2012
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1027066763
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Embryologie ; Entwicklungsbiologie ; Krallenfrosch ; Maus ; Organisator ; Gastrulation; Embryologie; Signaltransduktion; Hochschulschrift
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