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    |April 25, 1986
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    神経供給からの状成長因子 (GGF) は,新鮮な両生類の肢体再生を刺激する. このタンパク質は,骨を切断後の再生に不可欠な原始細胞 (ブラステル細胞) の増殖を促進します.

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