Cysteine proteinase plays a key role for the initiation of yolk digestion during development of Xenopus laevis
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著者
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Yoshizaki Norio
Department Of Biological Diversity Faculty Of Agriculture Gifu University
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Yoshizaki Norio
Department Of Agricultural Science Faculty Of Applied Biological Science Gifu University
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Yonezawa Satoshi
Department Of Embryology Institute For Development Research Aichi Human Service Center
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