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  • 1. Development of the chick thymus microenvironment: a study by lectin histochemistry.
    Fernandez JG, Sanchez AJ, Melcon C, Chamorro CA, Garcia C, Paz P.
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  • 8. Basal laminar thinning in branching morphogenesis of the chick lung as demonstrated by lectin probes.
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