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Experimentally provoked neural induction results in an incomplete expression of neuronal traits.
Experimental cell research - 1 Aug 1993
Saint-Jeannet J P, Pituello F, Huang S, Foulquier F, Duprat A M
Abstract excerpt
In the amphibian embryo, the ectoderm becomes a neural structure during gastrulation as a result of an interaction with the dorsal mesoderm. From that time onward, neurectodermal cells have the ability to express in vitro a large variety of mature phenotypes without further interaction with the inducing tissue. The neuralization of the ectoderm can be reproduced in a variety of experimental situations that do not...
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