Müller Glia Endfeet and a Retinal Basal Lamina together Stabilize the Laminar 
Structure of Chicken Retinospheroids as Derived from the Pigmented Eye Periphery

Reinicke, MKW; Willibold, E; Wolburg, H; Layer, PG

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Müller Glia Endfeet and a Retinal Basal Lamina together Stabilize the Laminar Structure of Chicken Retinospheroids as Derived from the Pigmented Eye Periphery

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Reinicke, MKW
Department Molecular Biology Gierer, Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology, Max Planck Society;

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Willibold, E
Department Molecular Biology Gierer, Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology, Max Planck Society;

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Layer, PG
Department Molecular Biology Gierer, Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology, Max Planck Society;

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Reinicke, M., Willibold, E., Wolburg, H., & Layer, P. (1992). Müller Glia Endfeet and a Retinal Basal Lamina together Stabilize the Laminar Structure of Chicken Retinospheroids as Derived from the Pigmented Eye Periphery. Poster presented at First Syposium of the DFG-Schwerpunkt Function of Glial Cells, Topic: Regeneration, Heidelberg, Germany.

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