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Primitive Ducts of Renal Dysplasia Induced by Culturing Ureteral Buds Denuded of Condensed Renal Mesenchyme

Max Maizels, Sidney B. Simpson

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Primitive ducts, the histological hallmark of human renal dysplasia, were induced in chick embryos by culturing ureteral buds denuded of condensed metanephrogenic mesenchyme.

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Primitive ducts, the histological hallmark of human renal dysplasia, were induced in chick embryos by culturing ureteral buds denuded of condensed metanephrogenic mesenchyme.

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Primitive ducts, the histological hallmark of human renal dysplasia, were induced in chick embryos by culturing ureteral buds denuded of condensed metanephrogenic mesenchyme.

Key concepts: Mesenchyme, Renal dysplasia, Dysplasia, Anatomy, Ingression, Biology, Pathology, Embryo

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