PMID: 1209740Jul 1, 1975Paper

Substrate basis of the adhesion of the adenohypophyseal and diencephalic cell layers and cell anlagen in chick embryos

T︠S︡itologii︠a︡ i genetika
Iu M Bozhok

Abstract

At the 16-18th stages of development of the chicken embryos adhesion of cell layers of the adenohypophysis and diencephalon anlages is provided with a submicroscopically regulated complex of neutral and acid polysaccharides, bivalent kations and probably proteins. The mechanisms of cells contact in each of the layers with this complex are different.

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