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Comparison of the effects of papain and vitamin A on cartilage: II. The effects on organ cultures of embryonic skeletal tissue

Fell et al., 1960

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15913679562126169316
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Fell H
Thomas L
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The Journal of Experimental Medicine

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The effects of papain protease and of vitamin A on explanted limb bone rudiments from 7- and 13-day chick embryos and fetal mice have been studied and compared. The incubation of cartilaginous rudiments from 7-day chick embryos in a solution containing papain and …
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