Friedrich-Miescher-Labor

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Friedrich-Miescher-Labor (Friedrich-Miescher-Labor der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft) investigates limb regeneration, biological pattern formation, and genotype–phenotype adaptation by comparing tadpole and mouse cells and combining biochemical, biophysical, developmental, and genetic approaches.

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