LENS DEVELOPMENT. I. ROLE OF THE LENS IN EYE GROWTH.
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J L COULOMBRE
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CORNEAL DEVELOPMENT. 3. THE ROLE OF THE THYROID IN DEHYDRATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSPARENCY.
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LENS DEVELOPMENT: FIBER ELONGATION AND LENS ORIENTATION.
When the lens of the 5-day chick embryo is surgically reversed so that its epithelium faces the neural retina the elongation of those lens cells which have already differentiated is arrested and the epithelial cells differentiate into a new set of lens fibers. This internal reorganization, together with a reversal in polarity at the lens equator, results in a complete reversal of the polarity of the-entire lens.
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The role of intraocular pressure in the development of the chick eye. V. Pigmented epithelium.
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The skeleton of the eye. I. Conjunctival papillae and scleral ossicles.
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Inactivation of progesterone by fetal mouse tissues in vitro.
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The role of intraocular pressure in the development of the chick eye. IV. Corneal curvature.
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Corneal development. I. Corneal transparency.
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Intestinal development. I. Morphogenesis of the villi and musculature.
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The role of intraocular pressure in the development of the chick eye: III. Ciliary body.
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