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November 18, 1983Science

In Situ Hybridization to Study the Origin and Fate of Identified Neurons

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LMLinda McAllisterMayo ClinicRSRichard H. SchellerUniversity of Southern CaliforniaEric R. KandelEric R. KandelCity College of New York

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