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The first see-through frog created by breeding: description, inheritance patterns and dermal chromatophore structure

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See-through frog offers inside information
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Activity of the medaka translation elongation factor 1α‐A promoter examined using the GFP gene as a reporter
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The see-through medaka: A fish model that is transparent throughout life
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THE DERMAL CHROMATOPHORE UNIT
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Developmental Aspects of Vertebrate Chromatophores
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Genetic linkage groups in the Japanese brown frog (Rana japonica
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ULTRAMICROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGE OF THE XANTHOPHORE IN THE FROG, RANA JAPONICA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PTERINOSOMES*
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