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no changein rats1
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Postnatal development
no changein rats1
Postnatal development has no effect on number of cells in rats.
“On the other hand, the number of cells remains constant during the entire life span of the animal.”
Animalsred nucleus
Volumetric studies on the red nucleus of the rat at different ages
Acta anatomica1 Jan 1975
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