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Transforming growth factor-α immunoreactivity in the developing and adult brain

Ferrer et al., 1995

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11648207007448845051
Author
Ferrer I
Blanco R
Carulla M
Condom M
Alcantara S
Olive M
Planas A
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Neuroscience

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Transforming growth factor-α immunoreactivity is examined in the developing and adult brain of cats and rats, and in the adult human brain in cryostat sections immediately processed free-floating with a well-characterized monoclonal antibody which does not cross …
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