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  Handbook of Integrative Dermatology : An Evidence-based Approach

  Peter A. Lio, Toral Patel, Neill T. Peters, Sarah Kasprowicz.

  Digital Access Springer 2015
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  Surface potentials and the control of amphibian limb regeneration.

  Lassalle B.

  J Embryol Exp Morphol. 1979 Oct;53:213-23.

  The relationship between surface potentials and amphibian limb regeneration is examined. The wound surface becomes increasingly positive for several days after amputation but then decreases again, often becoming negative for a variable period during blastemal growth. The same changes of surface potentials are observed during wound healing alone, in the absence of amputation and following amputation of irradiated or denervated limbs. Similar changes occur in non-regnerating frog arms. These observations and other cited reasons lead to the conclusion that surface potentials do not control regeneration.

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  A Suffolk Hundred in the Year 1283 : the Assessment of the Hundred of Blackbourne for a Tax of One Thirtieth, and Areturn Showing the Land Tenure There

  edited by Edgar Powell.

  Digital Access Full text via HathiTrust, 1910
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