Renal agenesis and the absence of enteric neurons in mice lacking GDNF
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Jonas Frisén | M. Barbacid | J. Frisén | B. He | S. Lira | I. Silos-santiago | Mariano Barbacid | Inmaculada Silos-Santiago | Marina P Sánchez | Marina P. Sánchez | Bin He | Sergio A. Lira | Bin He
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