TBid mediated activation of the mitochondrial death pathway leads to genetic ablation of the lens in Xenopus laevis
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N. Pollet | L. Sachs | B. Demeneix | A. Mazabraud | A. Chesneau | Q. Ymlahi-Ouazzani | R. Boistel | D. Du Pasquier | C. Ballagny | Nicolas Pollet
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