Development of the electromotor system in Torpedo marmorata: cationic staining of the electric organ.

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Differentiation of neuronal growth cones: specialization of filopodial tips for adhesive interactions.

Presence of heparan sulfate in the glomerular basement membrane.

Anionic sites in the glomerular basement membrane. In vivo and in vitro localization to the laminae rarae by cationic probes.

Assembly of the glomerular filtration surface. Differentiation of anionic sites in glomerular capillaries of newborn rat kidney.

Latex beads as probes of a neural crest pathway: effects of laminin, collagen, and surface charge on bead translocation.

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