From patterns to clones in chimaeric tissues

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Bioessays 6 (3):104-108 (1987)
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This essay summarizes recent advances made in the analysis of mosaic patches in chimaeric epithelia of the mouse. The conclusions drawn from the observed patterns are relevant to the behaviour of expanding cell populations during tissue growth and homeostasis. References are made to clonal analysis of Drosophila.

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10.1002/bies.950060303

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