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Fig. 2. retina (solid lines) and pigmented (C/C) RPE cells. Areas of predominantlycells
Fig. 3. Chimeric and mosaic analysis of growth and cell migration in themurine cornea
Fig. 4. Cell migration in the cornea. Time lapse sequenceepithelial cells in a mosaic Tg(GFPU)5Nagy transgenic mouse between 8cell movement of a brightly fluorescent GFP-positive patch of cornealand 14 weeks
Fig. 5. Clonal growth in the neural retina. (A) A neural retina flat-mountand ganglion cells (G)
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