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May 1, 1996Journal of Neuroscience Research

Three forms of RPTP-? are differentially expressed during gliogenesis in the developing rat brain and during glial cell differentiation in culture

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PCPeter CanollNewYork–Presbyterian HospitalSPSuzana PetanceskaNathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research
Joseph Schlessinger
Joseph SchlessingerUniversity of California, Riverside

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Canoll et al. (1996) studied this question.

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