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Regeneration in isolated tails ofXenopus larvae

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Isolierte Schwänze vonXenopus-larven lassen sich in Holtfreterlösung + 0.05% Sulfothiazol mindestens einen Monat am Leben erhalten. Sie bilden trotz Abwesenheit des Blutkreislaufes ein kleines, heteropolares Regenerat, in welchem Chorda und Neuralrohr, nicht aber die Muskulatur, typische Differenzierungsleistungen zeigen.

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  1. Zoologisches Institut der Universität Bern, Switzerland

    R. Hauser & F. E. Lehmann

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Hauser, R., Lehmann, F.E. Regeneration in isolated tails ofXenopus larvae. Experientia 18, 83–84 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02138271

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