Vitamin A deficiency in the late gastrula stage rat embryo results in a one to two vertebral anteriorization that extends throughout the axial skeleton (Q44413779)

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English	Vitamin A deficiency in the late gastrula stage rat embryo results in a one to two vertebral anteriorization that extends throughout the axial skeleton	scientific article published in May 2003

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Vitamin A deficiency in the late gastrula stage rat embryo results in a one to two vertebral anteriorization that extends throughout the axial skeleton (English)

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Ronald A Merrill

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Mary E Kaiser

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Adam C Stein

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Edith Breburda

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Developmental Biology

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