Multipotent epithelial cells in the process of regeneration and asexual reproduction in colonial tunicates
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概要
著者
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Kawamura Kazuo
Laboratory Of Cellular And Molecular Biotechnology Faculty Of Science Kochi University
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Sunanaga Takeshi
Laboratory Of Cellular And Molecular Biotechnology Faculty Of Science Kochi University
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Fujiwara Shigeki
Laboratory Of Cellular And Molecular Biotechnology Faculty Of Science Kochi University
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Sugino Yasuo
Laboratory Of Cellular And Molecular Biotechnology Faculty Of Science Kochi University
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