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1 Department of Biostructure, Dental and Medical Schools, Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois 60611
The palatine process epitheliums of rat and mouse embyros were studied in various stages of fusion to determine the origin of cell death in the fusion line, and the amount of adhesion opposing palatine processes.
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