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Autoimmune sympathectomy in fetal rabbits

J F Padbury, R W Lam, D H Polk

Journal of Developmental Physiology

|October 1, 1986

Summary

Researchers developed a novel model to study fetal sympathetic nervous system development. This study shows nerve growth factor is crucial for developing sympathetic innervation in fetal rabbits, impacting organ development.

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