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01 September 2011
Peripheral lymphangiogenesis in mice depends on ectodermal connexin-26 (Gjb2)
Nikolai Dicke
Nicole Pielensticker
Joachim Degen
Julia Hecker
Oliver Tress
Tobias Bald
Alexandra Gellhaus
Elke Winterhager
Klaus Willecke
Online ISSN: 1477-9129
Print ISSN: 0950-1991
© 2011.
Development (2011) 138 (17): e1706.
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Nikolai Dicke, Nicole Pielensticker, Joachim Degen, Julia Hecker, Oliver Tress, Tobias Bald, Alexandra Gellhaus, Elke Winterhager, Klaus Willecke; Peripheral lymphangiogenesis in mice depends on ectodermal connexin-26 (Gjb2). Development 1 September 2011; 138 (17): e1706. doi: https://doi.org/10.1242/dev.072975
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