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A Leikola

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    |September 15, 1975
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    Quail Hensen's nodes were cultured in the chick coelomic cavity. They differentiated into various tissues, intimately mixing with host cells, which in many cases formed the supporting mesoderm of graft epithelial or nervous tissue.

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